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Svitzer bags Oman LNG gig

By LNG Prime Staff
Svitzer bags Oman LNG gig
Image: Oman LNG

Denmark’s Svitzer has secured a contract from state-owned producer Oman LNG to provide towage services at the Qalhat LNG terminal. Svitzer announced on Wednesday that it had signed a “large” 9-year terminal towage contract with Oman LNG. The tug operator did not provide the price tag of the deal. Svitzer said the new contract covers…

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