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BW confirms new LNG carrier move

By LNG Prime Staff
BW confirms new LNG carrier move
For illustration only (Image: BW LNG)

BW LNG, a unit of Singapore-based gas shipping giant BW, confirmed that it has ordered two new three-tank LNG carriers from South Korea’s HD Hyundai Samho.

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