GTT clinches LNG tank gig from DSME

French engineer GTT has won a contract from South Korean shipbuilder Daewoo Shipbuilding & Marine Engineering to design tanks for one 174,000-cbm LNG carrier.

The vessel would feature GTT’s NO96 GW membrane containment system, GTT said in a statement on Tuesday.

DSME would deliver the vessel to an unidentified Asian owner in the second half of 2024, GTT said, but it did not provide any additional information.

This order could be related to DSME’s filing to the stock exchange in October.

The yard said then it would build one LNG carrier for about $197 million. DSME said it would deliver the vessel to an owner based in Oceania by September 2024.

Brokers reported after this announcement that Japan’s MOL could be the owner behind this order.

- Advertisements -

Most Popular

Shell launches largest bio-LNG plant in Germany

A unit of LNG giant Shell has launched what it says is the largest bio-LNG production plant in Germany. The...

Papua New Guinea’s Kumul sells its first spot LNG cargo

Papua New Guinea’s national oil and gas company Kumul Petroleum said it had sold its first spot liquefied natural...

Japan’s LNG imports continue to drop

Japan’s liquefied natural gas (LNG) imports dropped for the third month in a row in March, according to the...

More News Like This

GTT secures LNG tank gig for eight vessels

French LNG containment giant GTT has secured a tank design order for eight 174,000-cbm LNG carriers. GTT said a statement...

Hanwha Ocean to build LNG carrier quartet for $920 million

South Korean shipbuilder Hanwha Ocean, previously known as DSME, has received an LNG carrier order worth about $920 million...

Philippe Levy to lead Hanwha Ocean’s offshore business

South Korean shipbuilder Hanwha Ocean has appointed Philippe Levy, the former president of SBM Offshore Americas, as the president...

Hanwha Ocean bags $1.84 billion Qatari LNG carrier order

South Korean shipbuilder Hanwha Ocean, previously known as DSME, has secured an LNG carrier order worth about $1.84 billion...