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Home›Clean Fuel›Al Mafyar LNG carrier bound for South Hook
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July 21, 2015 · about 11 years ago

Al Mafyar LNG carrier bound for South Hook

The UK’s LNG import terminal is scheduled to receive another cargo of the chilled gas from Qatar.

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The UK is scheduled to receive another cargo of the chilled gas from Qatar.

The 266,000 cbm Q-Max LNG carrier Al Mafyar departed from the Ras Laffan port and is heading for the South Hook terminal located on the shore of Milford Haven waterway.

According to the shipping data, the vessel is set to dock at the terminal’s jetty on July 28.

The South Hook terminal can process 15.6 million tonnes of LNG a year and is capable of delivering 21 billion cubic meters of gas a year into the UK’s national transmission system.

Qatar Petroleum owns 67.5 per cent of South Hook LNG Terminal, ExxonMobil owns 24.15 per cent and Total SA owns the rest.

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LNG World News Staff; Image: Nakilat

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