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Heinrich Lehndorff,Hans MautnerMany references have been made in previous chapters to liquefied natural gas, or LNG as it is usually abbreviated. LNG is a relatively new development for the natural gas industry and has a high potential for substantial growth over the next two to three decades at least. The LNG business can be divided into two main categories.

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,?ltere und neuere Fermentforschungen,of the natural gas industry as we know it today. There are, of course, many interesting references in literature to the burning of natural gas from underground seepages in China and elsewhere many centuries ago, but these were very small, localised events. As mentioned in Chapter 1, only the Chinese

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