CCEC expects to become largest US-listed LNG shipping firm by 2027

Capital Clean Energy Carriers (CCEC), previously known as Capital Product Partners, said on Monday it expects to become the largest US-listed LNG shipping company by 2027. CCEC announced in a statement on Monday completion of its conversion from a Marshall Islands limited partnership to a Marshall Islands corporation and its adoption of a new corporate…

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