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EPS confirms orders for six LNG-fueled PCTCs in China

By LNG Prime Staff
EPS confirms orders for six LNG-fueled PCTCs in China
Image: Eastern Pacific Shipping

Singapore’s Eastern Pacific Shipping has ordered six LNG dual-fuel pure car and truck carriers in China, as the company continues to expand its huge fleet of dual-fuel vessels. A spokeswoman for EPS confirmed the new orders to LNG Prime on Wednesday, without providing further details. Brokers and shipbuilding sources said that EPS had exercised options…

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