BW LNG seals Jordan FSU charter deal

Oslo-based BW LNG, a unit of Singapore’s gas shipping giant BW, has signed a 10-year charter deal with Jordan’s National Electric Company (NEPCO) to deploy a floating storage unit (FSU) in Jordan. In addition, NEPCO will acquire ownership of the vessel at the end of the charter period, BW LNG said in a statement. The…

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