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The dispute between the National Gas Company (NGC) and Methanex over the indefinite idling of the Titan methanol plant has renewed debate over whether natural gas prices from state-owned companies should remain confidential even after gas supply contract negotiations have ended.
On Tuesday, NGC maintained that gas supply volumes were not the issue in discussions with Methanex and said the company had been offered the same contracted volume under the expiring agreement, with the possibility of additional supplies if required. Instead, NGC said the disagreement centred on price.
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