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Regulator Orders Shell to Keep Prelude FLNG Output Shut Until it Can Prove It Is Safe

OE Staff December 24, 2021

The Prelude FLNG facility, with the Valencia Knutsen berthed side-by-side (File Photo: Shell)

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