LNG shortages: Global traders propose short-, mid-term supply deals
Due to force majeure declarations by long-term suppliers amid US-Iran tensions and Strait of Hormuz disruptions, global LNG traders propose short- to medium-term supply contracts to Bangladesh at reduced costs. This aims to mitigate ongoing LNG shortages impacting Bangladesh's energy supply.
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LNG shortages: Global traders propose short-, mid-term supply deals
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