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Excelerate eyes LNG bunkering infrastructure

By LNG Prime Staff
Excelerate eyes LNG bunkering infrastructure
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US FSRU player Excelerate Energy is interested in LNG bunkering infrastructure opportunities as the global fleet of LNG-fueled vessels continues to expand, according to CEO Steven Kobos.

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