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Gasunie and Vopak ink Eemshaven FSRU pact with Exmar

By LNG Prime Staff
Gasunie and Vopak ink Eemshaven FSRU pact with Exmar
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Dutch partners Gasunie and Vopak are joining forces with Belgian shipowner Exmar to convert a large LNG carrier into a floating storage and regasification unit and install the unit at the LNG import facility in the Dutch port of Eemshaven.

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