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* LNG export prospects- A feasibility study by Shell International Gas and the Government of the Sultanate of Oman, has indicated that substantial gas reserves discoverd in the Petroleum Development Oman concession area could result in a liquefied natural gas project producing about 5 million tonnes per year, with export potential, by the end of th

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