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Stade FSRU cooling down LNG tanks in Rotterdam ahead of November launch

By LNG Prime Staff
Stade FSRU cooling down LNG tanks in Rotterdam ahead of November launch
Energos Force (Image: DET)

The 2021-built 174,000-cbm FSRU Energos Force is in the Dutch port of Rotterdam to cool down its LNG tanks before operations begin in Germany’s Stade next month, state-owned LNG terminal operator DET told LNG Prime.

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