about 14 years ago
Belgium’s Zeebrugge liquefied natural gas terminal re-exported a LNG cargo yesterday, according to the Zeebrugge Port Authority. The cargo is being hauled by Golar Arctic, a 140,648 cubic-meter tanker. The LNG tanker is sailing to South Korea. Golar LNG Limited announced in January that it has execu
Belgium’s Zeebrugge liquefied natural gas terminal re-exported a LNG cargo yesterday, according to the Zeebrugge Port Authority.
The cargo is being hauled by Golar Arctic, a 140,648 cubic-meter tanker. The LNG tanker is sailing to South Korea.
Golar LNG Limited announced in January that it has executed a time charter for the Golar Arctic, to a major Japanese trading company for a period of 3 years.
[mappress] LNG World News Staff, February 20, 2012; Image: Port of Zeebrugge
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