Oman's Integrated Gas Company Approves New Gas Pipeline Worth $273 Million
The pipeline will contribute to a 4.5% increase in the national gas network's length, ONA said.
The pipeline will extend from the city of Ibri to Sohar, with an additional connection serving Ibri's industrial area.
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