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SOLUTIONS
South Korea: 8 of 8
MARKETS
South Korean gas demand outlook 'disappointing': WoodMac
Oversupplied electricity market makes gas switch harder, but strong LNG demand post-2024
09 April 2018
ASIA
Suppliers' KAFTA bonus
Korea-Australia FTA brings industry closer, helping Ichthys and Prelude.
22 December 2017
ASIA
SK's challenging LNG policy
South Korea plays kingmaker in Asian-US gas competition, with Woodside batting for both teams.
04 July 2017
LNG
Emmett backs FSRU concept
New FSRU tech looking good to use in Australia if it ends up importing LNG, executive says.
03 May 2017
MARKETS
Energy Briefs: SK Group, Cheniere and more
News briefs for February 3, 2017.
03 February 2017
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