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Summit says Bangladesh FSRU ready to resume ops

By LNG Prime Staff
Summit says Bangladesh FSRU ready to resume ops
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Excelerate Energy’s 138,000-cbm FSRU Summit LNG is ready to resume sendout to the grid in Bangladesh, according to Summit. The FSRU, which serves Bangladesh’s second LNG import terminal ,sustained damage on May 27 during cyclone Remal. “During the peak of cyclone Remal, a stray broken floating pontoon weighing hundreds of tonnes repeatedly hit Summit’s FSRU causing damage…

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