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Crowley’s carrier delivers US LNG cargo to Puerto Rico

By LNG Prime Staff
Crowley's carrier delivers US LNG cargo to Naturgy’s facility in Puerto Rico
Image: EcoElectrica

The first US-flagged LNG carrier, American Energy, owned by Crowley, has delivered a US LNG cargo to Naturgy’s facility in Penuelas, Puerto Rico.

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