Chinese companies are very interested in Africa as a strategic gas-focused frontier, with an eye on the region's role as a future LNG supply hub.
Chinese company interest in African gas and LNG assets has expanded over the last few years, with the nature of Chinese investments fragmenting as private firms and contractors fill in the gaps left by less expansionist national oil companies (NOCs).
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