Siamgas looks to tap LPG in Burma
A company feasibility study into liquefied petroleum gas storage in Burma showed should 1,000 to 2,000 tonnes would be possible.
A company feasibility study into liquefied petroleum gas storage in Burma showed should 1,000 to 2,000 tonnes would be possible.
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This week’s business news: rice exports suspended; foreign firms bid for gas venture; first Malaysian bank opens; Japan pledges to Rangoon rail project.
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Among the bidders are Thai national oil and gas producer PTT; Korean conglomerate Dae Woo; Singapore-based Puma Energy Group; and Japan’s Marubeni.