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Magnolia LNG Inaugurates Lake Charles Office

Office is in Louisiana

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05/02/2014 14:02
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Magnolia LNG, a unit of LNG Limited, has opened an office in Lake Charles, Louisiana, United States. The office is located on the 18th floor of the Capital One Tower, downtown Lake Charles, and is approximately ten miles from the MLNG site where the company is planning to construct an 8 million tonne per annum LNG project.
The office will provide a:
Focal point for the local community to be informed of the project’s progress;
Management of all stakeholder relationships, in conjunction with MLNG’s Houston, Texas office; and
Coordination of services and logistics for all local project activities.
The office was officially opened by City of Lake Charles Mayor Randy Roach in a ribbon cutting ceremony and open house that was attended by more than 70 local and state elected officials; the board of commissioners and executive management of the Lake Charles Harbor and Terminal District (Port of Lake Charles);  Southwest Louisiana Economic Development Alliance officials; and numerous local community and business leaders.

Magnolia LNG, a unit of LNG Limited, has opened an office in Lake Charles, Louisiana, United States. The office is located on the 18th floor of the Capital One Tower, downtown Lake Charles, and is approximately ten miles from the MLNG site where the company is planning to construct an 8 million tonne per annum LNG project.


The office will provide a:


Focal point for the local community to be informed of the project’s progress;
Management of all stakeholder relationships, in conjunction with MLNG’s Houston, Texas office; and
Coordination of services and logistics for all local project activities.


The office was officially opened by City of Lake Charles Mayor Randy Roach in a ribbon cutting ceremony and open house that was attended by more than 70 local and state elected officials; the board of commissioners and executive management of the Lake Charles Harbor and Terminal District (Port of Lake Charles);  Southwest Louisiana Economic Development Alliance officials; and numerous local community and business leaders.

 

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