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Titan, UECC expand bio-LNG supply deal

By LNG Prime Staff
Titan, UECC expand bio-LNG supply deal
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Norwegian shipping firm UECC has signed a new deal with Dutch LNG supplier Titan to bunker its pure car and truck carriers with bio-LNG. Under the new agreement, Titan will deliver the vast majority of liquefied natural gas supplies to UECC’s multi-fuel ships in the form of liquefied biomethane or bio-LNG for the remainder of…

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