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Shandong Marine orders LNG carrier quartet backed by Shell charter

By LNG Prime Staff
Shandong Marine orders LNG carrier quartet backed by Shell charter
Image: Jiangnan Shipyard

China’s Shandong Marine has ordered four liquefied natural gas (LNG) carriers from compatriot shipbuilder Jiangnan. Following delivery, these vessels will be chartered to a unit of UK-based LNG giant Shell.

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