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Indonesian FSRU wraps up 100th STS LNG transfer

By LNG Prime Staff
Indonesian FSRU wraps up 100th STS LNG transfer
Image: PGN LNG

Hoegh Evi’s Lampung FSRU, which serves Pertamina’s Perusahaan Gas Negara off the southeast coast of Sumatra in Indonesia, has completed its 100th ship-to-ship LNG transfer since it started operations in 2014.

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