Pakistan rejects second LNG spot cargo offer from BP Singapore
Most outlets reported that Pakistan declined a second liquefied natural gas (LNG) spot cargo offer from BP Singapore, noting the price as a key factor. Profit described the offer as lower than the previous one but still too high for Pakistan’s state energy company, while ProPakistani emphasized the rejection of a "high priced" LNG cargo. Both outlets highlighted the price point, though Profit provided more specific details on the price reduction.
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Pakistan Again Says No To High Priced LNG Cargo
Pakistan has again rejected a spot LNG bid from BP Singapore, this time at $26.7128 per MMBtu, as international LNG… Read More
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Pakistan turns down second LNG spot cargo offer despite lower price
BP Singapore cuts offer to $26.7128/MMBtu for September 8-12 cargo from $26.969/MMBtu quoted for earlier window, but PLL still finds the price too high
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