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Hanwha Ocean expects LNG newbuild market to recover in second half

By LNG Prime Staff
Hanwha Ocean expects LNG newbuild market to recover in second half
Image: Hanwha Ocean

South Korean shipbuilder Hanwha Ocean expects the LNG newbuilding market to recover in the second half of this year due to new US LNG export projects.

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