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10.11.2012 | HP Editorial Staff

Keywords: [Gastech 2012] [natural gas] [LNG] [show daily]

LONDON -- Here are all editions of the official newspaper for the Gastech 2012 Conference & Exhibition. Published by Hydrocarbon Processing and World Oil as four daily print editions from Oct. 8 until Oct. 11. All issues are fully available electronically in PDF form. If you would like information on future Hydrocarbon Processing show dailies, please contact the editor via email at Billy.Thinnes@GulfPub.com.

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