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  1. China is expanding its import terminals for cargoes from Arctic LNG 2, becoming the only known buyer of sanctioned cargoes.
  2. Longkou terminal will receive cargoes from Arctic LNG 2, which supplies Russian LNG to China via PipeChina.

Russia is redirecting LNG exports to the Beihai port, which is located in China.

1 report, 1 independent Updated Aug 12
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Russia is redirecting LNG exports to the Beihai port, which is located in China.

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Longkou terminal will receive cargoes from Arctic LNG 2, which supplies Russian LNG to China via PipeChina. All 1 developments

Within China is expanding its import terminals for cargoes from Arctic LNG 2, becoming the only known buyer of sanctioned cargoes.

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