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DNV says 12 LNG-powered vessels booked in September

By LNG Prime Staff
DNV says 12 LNG-powered vessels booked in September
LNG-powered MSC Edna and MSC Adele (Image: Zhoushan Changhong International Shipyard)

Classification society DNV added 12 LNG-powered ships, including six container vessels, to its Alternative Fuels Insight platform in September.

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