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Nersa approves Burgan’s licence for WC facility, Chevron still opposedBy:LICENCE APPROVAL The National Energy Regulator of South Africa (Nersa) has approved Burgan Cape Terminals’ licence for the development and construction of an independently owned and operated liquid fuel-storage and distribution facility at the Eastern Mole of the Port of Cape Town, in the Western Cape.
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