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DTEK seeks to sign long-term US LNG import contracts next month, CEO says

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Ukraine's largest private power producer DTEK seeks to sign long-term import contracts for liquefied natural gas (LNG) next month with US companies Venture Global or Cheniere Energy to supply Ukraine and neighboring Slovakia, Poland and Hungary, CEO Maxim Timchenko told Reuters in an interview.

"It's an active discussion of our trading arm - another round of discussions and meetings will be taking place at the CERAWeek in Houston, so they will be speaking not only to Venture Global but to other big LNG suppliers. Cheniere, for example," Timchenko told Reuters, referring to the annual energy conference scheduled for the week of March 10.

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