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Home›Clean Fuel›Lena River heading to Gate LNG terminal for reload?
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August 16, 2016 · about 10 years ago

Lena River heading to Gate LNG terminal for reload?

The 2013-built LNG carrier Lena River with a cargo capacity of 155,000 cubic meters is expected to dock at the Gate LNG terminal in the port of Rotterdam on Tuesday, August 16.

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The 2013-built LNG carrier Lena River with a cargo capacity of 155,000 cubic meters is expected to dock at the Gate LNG terminal in the port of Rotterdam on Tuesday, August 16.

According to the AIS data provided by the vessel tracking website, MarineTraffic, the vessel is currently sailing off Calais, France. With a current draught of 9.5 meters, the vessel is probably heading to the Gate LNG terminal to reload.

Lena River was built by the South Korean shipbuilder Hyundai Heavy Industries and is chartered on a 10-year deal to Gazprom’s unit, Gazprom Marketing & Trading.

LNG World News Staff

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