Singapore LNG Corp eyes bunkering, storage and expansion to fuel growth
Demand for liquefied natural gas is increasing as world transitions towards using cleaner fuels
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DEMAND for liquefied natural gas (LNG) in Singapore has grown at a speed that few in the energy industry have seen.
For instance, LNG demand for bunkering has trebled in the last seven months, compared with the year before.
“We are getting a lot more inquiries asking for more slots on the jetty,” Leong Wei Hung, Singapore LNG Corp (SLNG) chief executive officer, told The Business Times.
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