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Drydocks World scores Gabon LNG FSU conversion job

By LNG Prime Staff
Drydocks World scores Gabon LNG FSU conversion job
Image: Dixstone

Dubai-based Drydocks World has secured a contract from Dutch services company Dixstone, a unit of London-based oil and gas firm Perenco, to convert an LNG carrier into a floating storage unit.

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