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African FLNG floats into contention: Pre-FID upstream project tracker Q1 2017

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2017 is off to a strong start for sanctions, with three deepwater projects - Mad Dog Ph.2, Leviathan and Kaskias - already approved. Two further deepwater projects are strongly positioned for FID during the first half of 2017 - Coral FLNG in Mozambique and Block R FLNG offshore Equatorial Guinea. Use the Pre-FID upstream project tracker to follow the status of all major pre-FID projects worldwide.

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