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Chinese yard starts second FLNG conversion job for Golar

By LNG Prime Staff
Chinese yard to start second FLNG conversion job for Golar
Image: Golar LNG

China’s CIMC Raffles is about to start converting Golar LNG’s 177,427-cbm carrier, Grace Dahlia, into an MKII FLNG with a capacity of 3.5 mtpa following the arrival of the vessel at the yard.

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