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Shell Doubles Down on LNG Capacity Amid Rising Asian Demand

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Shell Plc has secured shareholder approval to double the liquefied natural gas (LNG) export capacity of its LNG Canada project. The move is in line with Shell's prediction of growing demand for LNG, particularly in Asian markets.

The decision will involve a multibillion-dollar investment, although no specific figure was mentioned. This increase in capacity is expected to meet the rising energy needs of countries like China and Japan.

No further details were provided regarding the timeline or the breakdown of costs for this expansion project. The company's focus remains on capitalizing on the increasing demand for LNG globally.

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