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LR: 200,000 cbm LNG carriers could deliver $85.5 million benefit to owners

By LNG Prime Staff
LR 200,000 cbm LNG carriers could deliver $85.5 million benefit to owners
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Classification society Lloyd’s Register (LR) has identified 200,000 cbm LNG carriers as a “credible next step” for global LNG fleet renewal, with a potential owner benefit of approximately $85.5 million over 30 years.

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