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Greek and German firms place orders for LNG-powered vessels in China and Korea

By LNG Prime Staff
Greek and German firms place orders for LNG-powered vessels in China and Korea
For illustration only (Image: GSI)

Two Greek firms and one German owner recently ordered LNG-duel fuel containerships and tankers at yards in China and South Korea, according to brokers.

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