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Hengli wins order for two LNG-powered Suezmax tankers from EPS

By LNG Prime Staff
China’s Hengli wins order for two LNG-powered Suezmax tankers from EPS
Image: Hengly Heavy

China’s Hengli Heavy Industry has secured an order from Singapore’s Eastern Pacific Shipping to build two LNG dual-fuel Suezmax tankers.

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