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Home›Clean Fuel›Dragon LNG terminal expecting Trinidad cargo
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December 15, 2014 · about 11 years ago

Dragon LNG terminal expecting Trinidad cargo

Dragon LNG terminal in the UK is scheduled to receive Trinidad cargo on December 19.

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The UK’s Dragon terminal is expected to receive an LNG cargo from Trinidad’s Point Fortin LNG plant onboard the 161,870 cbm Maran Gas Apollonia on December 19, according to port data.

The Maran Gas Apollonia is a brand new vessel delivered to Maran Gas Maritime in January this year from Hyundai Samho Heavy Industries

The Dragon terminal, owned by BG and Petronas, rarely receives LNG cargoes. It is located near the South Hook terminal in Milford Haven and has a maximum gas send out rate to the NTS of 7.6 billion cubic metres of gas per annum

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LNG World News Staff; Image: Maran Gas

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