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Home›Clean Fuel›Qatar Ships LNG Cargo to Taiwan
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June 10, 2014 · about 12 years ago

Qatar Ships LNG Cargo to Taiwan

Qatar, the world’s largest LNG producer, shipped an LNG cargo from the Ras Laffan Port to Taiwan on Tuesday, shipping data reveals. The Al Deebel LNG tanker, with a capacity of 145,700 cubic meters, is expected to arrive at Taiwan’s Taichung LNG terminal on June 23, according to the data. CPC of Tai

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Qatar, the world’s largest LNG producer, shipped an LNG cargo from the Ras Laffan Port to Taiwan on Tuesday, shipping data reveals.

The Al Deebel LNG tanker, with a capacity of 145,700 cubic meters, is expected to arrive at Taiwan’s Taichung LNG terminal on June 23, according to the data.

CPC of Taiwan officially inaugurated the Taichung LNG terminal, Taiwan’s second LNG terminal, in 2009.

The company plans to boost the terminal’s annual output capacity to 5 million tons from the existing 3 million tons.

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