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Home›Clean Fuel›MHB secures MISC LNG repair contract
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June 16, 2015 · about 11 years ago

MHB secures MISC LNG repair contract

Malaysia Marine and Heavy Engineering (MHB) said that its unit MMHE has won a contract for a repair life extension project and dry-docking for two LNG carriers owned by MISC, namely ‘Puteri Intan’ and ‘Puteri Delima’. The scope of work involves reinforcement work, retrofitting and boiler repair amon

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Malaysia Marine and Heavy Engineering (MHB) said that its unit MMHE has won a contract for a repair life extension project and dry-docking for two LNG carriers owned by MISC, namely ‘Puteri Intan’ and ‘Puteri Delima’.

The scope of work involves reinforcement work, retrofitting and boiler repair among others, MHB said in a statement on Monday.

Both vessels, each at 73,519 deadweight tonnage, are scheduled to arrive in June and complete by early September this year.

LNG World News Staff; Image: MHB

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