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Foreign interest in Chinese terminals picks up with GTT MOU
An agreement between the LNG storage engineering subsidiary of France’s Engie and Beijing Gas could sow the seeds of a deeper commercial partnership in the future An agreement between the LNG storage engineering subsidiary of France’s Engie and Beijing Gas could sow the seeds of a deeper commercial partnership in the future.
7 November 2019
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A memorandum of understanding (MOU) signed between French LNG storage engineering firm GTT and Beijing Gas Group to collaborate on an LNG terminal the latter is building in Tianjin is the latest sign of growing interest among global energy firms in Chinese regasification assets as China embarks on its biggest gas industry reform in years.
GTT, a subsidiary of France’s Engie, signed the MOU during French President Emmanuel Macron’s state visit to China this week. The agreement will involve the evaluation...
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