Tellurian's Souki Calls for More European Investment in US LNG

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When it comes to US LNG export projects, it is not about the duration of supply deals, but much more about investment in the upstream and infrastructure side, said Charif Souki, executive chairman at US LNG firm Tellurian at this year’s Energy Intelligence Forum in London.

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LNG Projects, LNG Supply, Liquefaction, ENERGY INTELLIGENCE FORUM 2022
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