Malaysia LNG exports hit 4-year low on pipeline issues


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SINGAPORE: Malaysia’s exports of liquefied natural gas (LNG) fell to a four-year low in July as domestic gas pipeline issues plaguing the country since January took their toll, according to industry sources and Thomson Reuters data.

Natural gas supply from the Sabah Oil and Gas terminal to the Petroliam Nasional Bhd (Petronas) LNG Complex in Bintulu was cut in January following a gas leak in the 500km pipeline which transports gas from Kimanis in Sabah to the Bintulu plant in Sarawak for processing.

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