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Perenco to launch its LNG project at Cap Lopez in early 2028

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Perenco to launch its LNG project at Cap Lopez in early 2028

Perenco confirms that its liquefied natural gas project at the Cap Lopez terminal in Gabon is scheduled to start in early 2028. The facility is intended to make use of some of the gas associated with oil production, support exports, supply the local market and reduce flaring, reports Ecomatin.

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