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Home›Clean Fuel›Zebrugge LNG terminal expects more Qatari cargo
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January 28, 2015 · about 11 years ago

Zebrugge LNG terminal expects more Qatari cargo

Zeebrugge LNG terminal in Belgium will receive another shipment of Qatari LNG.

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Zeebrugge LNG terminal in Belgium will receive another shipment of Qatari LNG.

As shipping data reveals, the 160,000 cbm Golar Bear LNG carrier departed from Ras Laffan on January 27.

The vessel is scheduled to dock at the Fluxys-operated LNG terminal on February 14.

Belgium’s only LNG terminal consists of 4 LNG tanks (totaling 380.000 cbm), a truck loading station, an existing jetty and one jetty under construction due to be completed this year.

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Image: Port of Zeebrugge

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