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Knutsen’s LNG FSU ready for Honduras job

By LNG Prime Staff
Knutsen's LNG FSU ready for Honduras job
Image: Huarun Dadong

Knutsen’s 2004-built LNG carrier, Bilbao Knutsen, has been converted into a floating storage unit, and the vessel is ready to start serving an LNG-to-power project in Honduras.

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