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India’s Swan Energy to sell FSRU

By LNG Prime Staff
India’s Swan Energy to sell FSRU
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India’s Swan Energy has revealed plan to sell its 2020-built 180,000-cbm FSRU, Vasant 1. Swan Energy said in a stock exchange filling dated July 31 it has received an intimation from its unit Triumph Offshore (TOPL) regarding a proposal in relation to the disposal/sale of the FSRU unit. “The transaction is subject to the shareholders’…

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