Kuwait Aims to Finish Mideast’s Biggest LNG Terminal by March
- Al-Zour will double region’s capacity to import liquefied gas
- LNG market to grow rapidly as nations switch to cleaner energy
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Kuwait aims to open what will be the Middle East’s largest import terminal for liquefied natural gas in March, according to two people familiar with the project.
The Al-Zour plant will allow Kuwait to receive 22 million tons of LNG (about 31 billion cubic meters) a year, almost doubling the region’s capacity.