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Spot LNG freight rates remain at record lows, European prices climb

By LNG Prime Staff
Spot LNG freight rates remain at record lows, European prices climb
For illustration purposes only (Image: TMS Cardiff Gas)

Spot LNG freight rates remained at record lows this week due to increased vessel availability, while European prices continued to rise.

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