South Korea’s state-owned gas company Kogas is investing in LNG refuelling facilities in a bid to boost the use of gas in the transport sector. It expects the move to increase the country’s LNG demand by 2 mtpa by 2025.
The move will be funded through a KRW 10 trillion ($8.9 billion) investment plan, which was announced last week. As part of the plan, the company will install bunkering facilities at its ports and build hydrogen filling stations that will...
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