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NYK’s LNG carrier fleet continues to expand

By LNG Prime Staff
NYK's LNG carrier fleet continues to expand
LNG Carrier Quest Kirishima (Image: NYK)

Japan’s shipping giant NYK continues to invest in its liquefied natural gas (LNG) carrier business, aiming to reach 130 vessels by the end of March 2029.

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