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Home›Clean Fuel›Trinidad Ships LNG Cargo to Argentina
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November 18, 2013 · about 13 years ago

Trinidad Ships LNG Cargo to Argentina

Trinidad and Tobago shipped an LNG cargo from the Point Fortin terminal to Argentina on Monday, shipping data shows. The cargo is being hauled by the 126,000 cbm LNG Libra tanker, and it is due to arrive at Argentina’s Escobar LNG terminal on November 30. The Point Fortin LNG terminal consists of fo

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Trinidad and Tobago shipped an LNG cargo from the Point Fortin terminal to Argentina on Monday, shipping data shows.

The cargo is being hauled by the 126,000 cbm LNG Libra tanker, and it is due to arrive at Argentina’s Escobar LNG terminal on November 30.

The Point Fortin LNG terminal consists of four trains and it has a capacity of 15.5 million mt per annum.

[mappress] LNG World News Staff, November 18, 2013; Image: Atlantic LNG

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