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Cyprus FSRU leaves Chinese yard

By LNG Prime Staff
Cyprus FSRU finally leaves Chinese yard
Image: CHI Shanghai

ETYFA’s converted FSRU, which will serve the first Cyprus LNG import terminal in Vasilikos, has finally left Cosco Shipping Heavy Industry’s yard in Shanghai. CHI Shanghai, the unit of Cosco Shipping, said in a statement the 137,000-cbm FSRU, Etyfa Prometheas, left its yard on December 14. In January this year, CHI Shanghai delivered the FSRU,…

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