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Mixed views on LNG future

FIVE years ago, energy companies hungry for the next big thing started planning as many as 90 ter...

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Mixed views on LNG future

IHS calculates that only one in every 20 projects planned are actually necessary by 2025 as weakening Asia economies, cheap coal, the return of nuclear power in Japan and the ever-expanding glut of shale...

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