By Christis Enotiades
Following the downsizing of the hydrocarbon findings at sea block 12 of the Cyprus EEZ, from 3.6 tcf to 6 tcf (102 bcm to 170 bcm) with a gross mean of 5 tcf (142 bcm), it has become apparent that additional quantities are needed to sustain the huge investment required for the construction of a two train[1] LNG export terminal at Vasilikos, the designated, in Cyprus. Such quantities can be secured either from:
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