THE rise of Singapore of an LNG hub since its first terminal was opened in 2013 is changing the dynamics of the region but could be a potential nightmare for players looking to jump on the bandwagon, global law firm Holman Fenwick Willan says.
The opening of the Jurong Island terminal in May 2013 has made the LNG industry a "major economic driver" for the Singaporean economy and is a game-changer not only for industry players but the legal
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