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Qatar reveals plans to boost LNG capacity to 110m tonnes a year

Qatar Petroleum has committed to building a fourth new liquefaction train on top of three already planned, boosting the country’s future LNG production capacity to 110m tonnes per year

27 Sep 2018
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Inderpreet Walia @w_inderpreet Inderpreet.walia@informa.com

The new mega plant will produce about 32m tonnes per annum of LNG

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Qatar reveals plans to boost LNG capacity to 110m tonnes a year

Qatar Petroleum has committed to building a fourth new liquefaction train on top of three already planned, boosting the country’s future LNG production capacity to 110m tonnes per year

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