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Home›Clean Fuel›Qatari LNG Heads for Japan
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June 26, 2014 · about 12 years ago

Qatari LNG Heads for Japan

Qatar, the world’s largest liquefied natural gas producer, shipped an LNG cargo from the Ras Laffan Port to Japan on Thursday. The Duhail LNG tanker, with a capacity of 210,100 cubic meters, is expected to arrive at the Sakai LNG terminal on July 7, according to shipping data. The Sakai LNG terminal

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Qatar, the world’s largest liquefied natural gas producer, shipped an LNG cargo from the Ras Laffan Port to Japan on Thursday.

The Duhail LNG tanker, with a capacity of 210,100 cubic meters, is expected to arrive at the Sakai LNG terminal on July 7, according to shipping data.

The Sakai LNG terminal is operated by Japan’s Kansai Electric and it consists of three storage tanks with a capacity of 140,000 cbm each.

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