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Pakistan Rejects Costly LNG Cargo as Blackout Risk Deepens
Pakistan may have to extend rolling blackouts after it refused to pay three times the pre-war price for an LNG cargo, which was the only offer its latest emergency tender drew.
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Pakistan may have to extend rolling blackouts after it refused to pay three times the pre-war price for an LNG cargo, which was the only offer its latest emergency tender drew. The single cargo, offered by BP, was priced at $27 per million British thermal units, Bloomberg reported, citing unnamed trading sources.
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