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Enagas, Naturgy join forces on one LNG bunkering vessel

By LNG Prime Staff
Enagas, Naturgy join forces on one LNG bunkering vessel
Image: Enagas

Spanish LNG terminal operator Enagas and compatriot utility Naturgy have joined forces on one 18,900-cbm LNG bunkering vessel, which will serve Naturgy under a charter deal.

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