
LNG prices in northeastern China’s rustbelt province of Liaoning – one of the hottest markets for the fuel this winter – could be set to decline in coming years, after a Chinese gas distributor said it planned to build the province’s second LNG terminal by the end of the decade.
Bestsun Energy, a gas distributor serving Beijing and the surrounding region, said the first phase of its proposed terminal, to be located in Suizhong county, will have a capacity of 2.6 mtpa and include one berth...
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