Awilco seeks new charter for one LNG carrier

Norway’s Awilco LNG is looking to secure longer-term employment for its 2013-built 156,000-cbm LNG carrier, WilForce, which is currently working in the spot market. In November 2022, Awilco LNG secured a charter deal with a firm duration of about 18 months for WilForce. This medium-term contract started at the end of January 2023 and WilForce was redelivered…

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