LNG refinery plant to rise in Sulu

The local government of Sulu, in partnership with the British enterprise Energy World International Limited are set to construct a liquefied natural gas refinery plant in the municipality of Lugus following the groundbreaking ceremony on Tuesday, October 22, 2019. The project, which costs around US$2.3 billion, will utilize the oil and gas reserves of Sulu Sea to provide clean and affordable energy to Filipinos. This will help sustain the power demand of the Philippines and generate employment in the locality.

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