Jamaican Officials Argue Over Venezuelan LNG Deal

Posted on Mar 21, 2007 in Liquefaction, Markets and Competition | Comments Off

Jamaica’s Energy Minister was questioned by Opposition members in a parliamentary debate yesterday over the LNG agreement between Jamaica and Venezuela. When asked whether Venezuela has a liquefaction plant, Minister Phillip Paulwell responded that LNG is only one method of delivery and that gas could be delivered via pipeline or compressed gas as well. Radio Jamaica has details.

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Jamaican Officials Argue Over Venezuelan LNG Deal

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