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Takeaways for Liquid Hydrogen From the Global Liquefied Natural Gas Trade

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Date: 2 December 2020
Hydrogen Alert
By: Steven C. Sparling, Clive Cachia

This publication is issued by K&L Gates in conjunction with K&L Gates Straits Law LLC, a Singapore law firm with full Singapore law and representation capacity, and to whom any Singapore law queries should be addressed. K&L Gates Straits Law is the Singapore office of K&L Gates, a fully integrated global law firm with lawyers located on five continents.

Members of our Hydrogen team examine some lessons from the liquefied natural gas industry (LNG) for the budding liquefied hydrogen (LH2) industry, in terms of contract terms and requirements for bulk transport.

Click here to read the full alert on Bloomberg Law.

Steven C. Sparling
Steven C. Sparling
Washington DC
Houston
Clive Cachia
Clive Cachia
Sydney

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