Largest Korean LNG buyer wants Alaska gasCreative thinking: Kogas considers new supplier/buyer risk sharing arrangements to secure diversified, stable LNG supply Steve Sutherlin PNA Associate Editor
In 2001, the Asia-Pacific region will burn 75.6 million tons of liquefied natural gas. That figure will bump to 176 million tons in 2015, based on the most optimistic projections of Korean Gas Corp., Korea’s largest buyer of LNG.
Jong-Sool Kim, Kogas senior executive vice president, told an audienc....
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