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China’s Jiangnan develops new LNG FSRU design

By LNG Prime Staff
Image: Jiangnan Shipyard

Chinese shipbuilder Jiangnan has received approvals from five classification societies for a new 175,000-cbm LNG FSRU design featuring its type B LNG containment tanks.

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