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Evergreen to spend up to $1.47 billion on LNG-fueled containership order in China

By LNG Prime Staff
Evergreen to spend up to $1.47 billion on LNG-fueled containership order in China
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Taiwan’s shipping firm Evergreen Marine will spend up to $1.47 billion on a new order for five LNG dual-fuel container vessels in China.

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