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Brass open for EPC bids but challenges remain
There is movement at the proposed Brass LNG terminal, but can the development realistically get off the ground? There is movement at the proposed Brass LNG terminal, but can the development realistically get off the ground?
9 August 2011
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The decision to edge forward with the Brass LNG project indicates that political continuity after April’s presidential election is reaping benefits in Nigeria as foreign interest in the gas sector picks up. But the sector still faces some stiff challenges if its expansion is to flourish.
In July, the consortium planning to build the two-train, 10-million tons per year facility said it had opened bids for engineering, procurement and construction contracts for a subsea pipeline, as well as onshore and offshore work. The Nigerian National Petroleum...
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