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Sinokor’s steam LNG carrier sold for demolition

By LNG Prime Staff
Sinokor’s steam LNG carrier sold for demolition
For illustration only (Image: Sinokor)

Sinokor’s 2004-built LNG carrier, Hongkong Energy, has been sold for demolition, according to brokers.

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