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SK Shipping sells four LNG carriers for scrap

By LNG Prime Staff
SK Shipping sells four LNG carriers for scrap
SK Summit (Image: SK Shipping)

South Korea’s SK Shipping has sold four steam liquefied natural gas (LNG) carriers for scrap, according to brokers. Brokers said the vessels are the 1999-built SK Summit and the 2000-built SK Supreme, SK Splendor, and SK Stellar. The LNG carriers were sold on “as is” basis for delivery in Singapore. The price is said to…

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