First Tangguh LNG Cargo Set to Head for Korea, Not China

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The maiden cargo from Indonesia's delayed Tangguh LNG plant looks set to head for South Korean steelmaker Posco's Gwangyang terminal early this month, rather than China, as originally planned. A Posco official told International Oil Daily Tuesday that the 146,000 cubic meter cargo will unload at Gwangyang, in the south of the country, on Jul. 13, according to a schedule received last week from Indonesian regulator BP Migas. He said BP Migas had wanted to send it earlier, but Posco asked for a 10-day delay to clear inventories.