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Nigeria LNG signs long-awaited Train 7 final investment decision

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Nigeria LNG (NLNG) signed the long-awaited final investment decision on its Train 7 processing unit in Abuja on Friday, a key step forward in increasing its liquefied natural gas production.

Train 7 is expected to boost Nigeria’s LNG output by 35%, to 30 million tonnes per year. Partners NNPC, Eni, Total and Shell were present for the signing ceremony.  Reuters

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