HD Hyundai Marine Solution scores LNG FSU conversion job

HD Hyundai Heavy Marine Solutions, a unit of South Korean conglomerate HD Hyundai, has secured its first conversion of an LNG carrier to a floating storage and regasification unit. The company, previously known as Hyundai Global Service, revealed the contract worth $30 million in a statement. HD Hyundai Marine Solution said the client is a…

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