EGAS ordered to pay $270 mln fine for Damietta gas cuts
Egypt’s state gas board Egyptian Natural Gas Holding Co. will have to pay a $270 million fine for gas supply cuts at its Damietta LNG plant.
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Aussie LNG: can the boys share their toys?
Australian LNG plant operators may need to work together to make the country’s exports of the fuel cost-competitive, experts say.
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China leads on renewables, but gas is power mainstay
Recent data suggests a pattern of rapid growth in renewables in China continued in 2015, supported by a switch away from coal towards gas and LNG.
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