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Thailand throws open LNG imports to private sector

Government gives license to Gulf Energy with aim to curb energy price increase

Massive LNG storage tanks are seen in Rayong province in Thailand. State-owned energy giant PTT has been the country's dominant importer of LNG.    © Reuters
YOHEI MURAMATSU, Nikkei staff writer | Thailand

BANGKOK -- Thailand has decided to open up imports of liquefied natural gas to the private sector, prompted by high electricity bills and diminished domestic natural gas reserves.

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