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Karpowership’s Kinetics raises $400 million to support FSRU growth

By LNG Prime Staff
Karpowership's Kinetics raises $400 million to support FSRU growth
FSRU Karmol LNGT Powership Antarctica (Image: Seatrium)

Karpowership’s unit, Kinetics Energies, has raised $400 million through a Norwegian bond issuance to support its FSRU growth plans.

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