Bangchak Group opens LNG refuelling station in Thailand
Bangchak Group opens LNG refuelling station in Thailand
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Bangchak Group opens LNG refuelling station in Thailand
Summary
The station is capable of accommodating approximately 100 vehicles/day. [Image: Bangchak Group] by: Shardul Sharma
Bangchak Group, a SET-listed company, has opened the first-ever LNG refuelling station in Thailand, it said on October 4. The station is located at Bangchak Map Iang in Chonburi Pr...
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