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Peter Dohle books more LNG-powered vessels in China

By LNG Prime Staff
Peter Dohle books more LNG-powered vessels in China
For illustration only (Image: Peter Dohle)

Germany’s Peter Dohle has ordered two more LNG dual-fuel container vessels at China’s Guangzhou Shipyard International (GSI), according to brokers.

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