H-Line Shipping sells steam LNG carrier for scrap

South Korea’s H-Line Shipping has sold one steam liquefied natural gas (LNG) carrier for scrap, according to brokers. Brokers said the vessel in question is the 1995-built 130,000-cbm, HL Pyeongtaek, previously known as Hanjin Pyeongtaek. The steam LNG carrier was sold on “as is” basis for delivery in South Korea. Moreover, the price is said…

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