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Danaos sees need for up to 10 Alaska LNG carriers

By LNG Prime Staff
Danaos sees need for up to 10 Alaska LNG carriers
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Greek container vessel owner Danaos Shipping may need to order up to ten liquefied natural gas carriers to serve Glenfarne’s Alaska LNG project, according to Danaos CEO John Coustas.

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