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Home›Clean Fuel›Japan: LNG Tanker Due at Futtsu Next Week
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February 23, 2012 · about 14 years ago

Japan: LNG Tanker Due at Futtsu Next Week

Japan’s Futtsu liquefied natural gas terminal is due to receive a cargo from Oman on March 1, according to shipping data. The cargo is being hauled by the 145,000 cbm Ibri LNG. The Futtsu Thermal Power Station, one of the most representative power stations using LNG, is operated by Tokyo Electric. [

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Japan’s Futtsu liquefied natural gas terminal is due to receive a cargo from Oman on March 1, according to shipping data.

The cargo is being hauled by the 145,000 cbm Ibri LNG.

The Futtsu Thermal Power Station, one of the most representative power stations using LNG, is operated by Tokyo Electric.

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LNG World News Staff, February 23, 2012; Image: TEPCO

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