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Singapore LNG bunkering volumes up in November

By LNG Prime Staff
Singapore LNG bunkering volumes up in November
Brussels Express and Brassavola in Singapore (Image: Pavilion Energy)

Singapore’s monthly LNG bunkering sales rose year-year in November, according to Singapore’s Maritime and Port Authority. Preliminary bunkering data on MPA’s website shows LNG bunkering sales in the world’s largest bunkering port reached 27,501 mt last month. This marks a 292 percent increase compared to 7,015 mt in November 2023. However, November LNG bunkering figures…

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