AsiaVessels MOL’s LNG carrier fleet stands at 104 vessels By LNG Prime Staff August 1, 2025 FacebookXWhatsAppLinkedinEmailPrintViber For illustration only (Image: MOL) MOL’s large fleet of liquefied natural gas (LNG) tankers had 104 vessels as of the end of June this year. LNG Prime Annual Subscription Membership Required You must be a LNG Prime Annual Subscription member to access this content. Join Now Already a member? Log in here Mitsui O.S.K. LinesMOL Most Popular LNG TerminalsOctober 5, 2026NFE says Altamira LNG offline due to mechanical issueNew Fortress Energy's Fast LNG (FLNG) project off Mexico’s Altamira is offline due to a mechanical issue with the facility’s gas turbine. LNG TerminalsOctober 2, 2026Venture Global seeks FERC OK to place first Plaquemines LNG phase in serviceVenture Global's Plaquemines LNG is seeking approval from the US FERC to place Phase 1 of its LNG export plant in Louisiana into service. LNG TerminalsOctober 2, 2026Atlantic LNG rates rise to $31,500 per dayAtlantic spot LNG shipping rates rose for the fifth week in a row, reaching $31,500 per day, according to Spark Commodities. More News Like This LNG as FuelSeptember 30, 2026MOL to operate Japan’s LNG-powered Arctic research vesselJapan's shipping giant MOL has signed a deal to operate Jamstec's LNG-powered research vessel, Mirai II. VesselsSeptember 11, 2026Hanwha Ocean launches Singapore’s first FSRUSouth Korean shipbuilder Hanwha Ocean has launched MOL’s floating storage and regasification unit (FSRU), which will serve Singapore’s second LNG import terminal. VesselsSeptember 10, 2026MOL names first LNG carrier equipped with sailsJapan's MOL has named what it says is the world’s first LNG carrier equipped with a wind-assisted propulsion system. CorporateSeptember 1, 2026Japan’s MOL merges six ship management companies into one entity Japanese shipping giant MOL, owner of a large LNG carrier fleet, has merged six of its ship management companies...