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Conrad and Samsung Heavy ink US LNG bunkering pact

By LNG Prime Staff
Conrad and Samsung Heavy ink US LNG bunkering pact
Image: Conrad Shipyard

US shipbuilder Conrad Shipyard and South Korean shipbuilder Samsung Heavy Industries signed a memorandum of understanding to jointly explore opportunities in the rapidly expanding US LNG bunkering market.

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