Romania’s energy firm OMV Petrom said it has completed its first delivery of LNG after it won a license earlier this year.
The company in which Austria’s OMV holds a 51% stake said in a statement on Friday the maiden delivery took place at the Damen yard in Mangalia.
OMV Petrom said it has supplied liquefied natural gas to an LNG-powered ship with the truck-to-ship bunkering method, but it did not reveal the name of the vessel.
It only said the vessel is the first such ship built in Romania.
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The vessel in question is probably the LNG-powered hybrid RoRo ferry Seaspan Trader, which Damen is building for Seaspan.
Damen won an order back in 2019 to build two 149 meters long LNG-powered ferries. They will have 209 cbm LNG storage as well as two megawatt-hours of battery capacity.
OMV Petrom added it has delivered LNG to the vessel in two batches, using two trucks.
It did not provide any additional information.