Singapore’s LNG investment firm hopes to start trading within three months (PA)
With the city-state’s LNG terminal now online, Singapore’s six-month-old LNG investment firm Pavilion Energy expects to begin trading in Asia within three months, while also looking to invest in other regions, the company’s chief executive said on Wednesday.
“Our plan is to acquire assets across the full LNG value chain by building strong relationships with key partners and investing and co-investing in gas acreage, liquefaction plants and assets for regasification,” Seah Moon Ming said in a keynote address at CWC Group’s World LNG Series Asia Pacific...
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