Middle EastVessels

QatarEnergy’s LNG fleet to reach 200 vessels

By LNG Prime Staff
QatarEnergy's LNG fleet to reach 200 vessels
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QatarEnergy’s fleet of liquefied natural gas carriers will rise to 200 vessels as Qatar expands its LNG production, according to Qatar’s Energy Minister and CEO of QatarEnergy, Saad Sherida Al-Kaabi.

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