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NFE ships third Altamira LNG cargo

By LNG Prime Staff
NFE ships third Altamira LNG cargo
BV Pavilion (Image: New Fortress Energy)

US LNG firm New Fortress Energy has shipped the third liquefied natural gas cargo from its FLNG project off Mexico’s Altamira. The cargo has been loaded onto the 2015-built 162,000-cbm BW Pavilion Leeara, owned by a joint venture of BW LNG and Pavilion. NFE said in a statement on October 25 that the vessel will…

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