"Force majeure" has become a new watchword, with energy supply chain players scrambling to weigh their legal options as Chinese buyers get leery of prior purchase commitments, in the fallout from Covid-19.
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"FORCE majeure" has become a new watchword, with energy supply chain players scrambling to weigh their legal options as Chinese buyers get leery of prior purchase commitments, in the fallout from Covid-19.
Weaker demand for products like oil and liquefied natural gas (LNG...
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