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Elenger gets first winter LNG shipment

By LNG Prime Staff
Elenger gets first winter LNG shipment
FSRU Exemplar in Inkoo (Image: Gasgrid)

Elenger, a unit of Estonian investment firm Infortar, has received the first of five liquefied natural gas (LNG) cargoes scheduled for the winter season.

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