Osaka Gas to provide consulting services for CPC's 4th LNG terminal
Osaka Gas to provide consulting services for CPC's 4th LNG terminal
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Osaka Gas to provide consulting services for CPC's 4th LNG terminal
Summary
Daigas Gas and Power Solutions Co, a subsidiary of Osaka Gas, has received an order from Taiwanese utility CPC Corp for basic design work and technical consulting services. by: Shardul Sharma
Osaka Gas, through its subsidiary Daigas Gas and Power Solutions Co. (DGPS), has been awarded a contract by Taiwanese utility ...
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