CoolCo eyes shorter deal ahead of long-term charter for first LNG newbuild

LNG carrier operator Cool Company (CoolCo) plans to employ its first newbuild LNG vessel, Kool Tiger, on a shorter deal this winter as it works to secure a long-term charter deal from 2025, according to CEO Richard Tyrrell. CoolCo has seven TFDE LNG carriers it acquired from Golar LNG and the four LNG carriers it purchased…

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