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Botas, EGAS ink FSRU charter deal

By LNG Prime Staff
Botas, EGAS ink FSRU charter deal
FSRU Ertugrul Gazi (Image: Botas)

Egypt’s EGAS has signed a charter deal with Turkiye’s Botas to deploy one of Turkiye’s operational floating storage and regasification units in Egypt.

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