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PIL’s containership wraps up first LNG bunkering op in China

By LNG Prime Staff
PIL's containership wraps up first LNG bunkering op in China
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China’s Shanghai SIPG Energy Service (SSES) and Singapore’s Pacific International Lines (PIL) completed the inaugural LNG bunkering of PIL’s first LNG dual-fuel containership in China. According to statements by PIL and SSES, the ship-to-ship bunkering operation took place at the Yangshan port in Shanghai on October 26. During the operation, PIL’s 14,000-teu Kota Eagle received…

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