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Green Marine

May 10, 2006 · about 20 years ago

Qatargas forms ship acquisition team

In view of a number of LNG vessels needed for the planned expansion projects, Qatargas has initiated a centralised ship acquisition activity under a single integrated team to capitalize on the economies of scale. The Qatar Ship Acquisition Team (QSAT), a Qatargas Operating Company has secured over 5

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In view of a number of LNG vessels needed for the planned expansion projects, Qatargas has initiated a centralised ship acquisition activity under a single integrated team to capitalize on the economies of scale. The Qatar Ship Acquisition Team (QSAT), a Qatargas Operating Company has secured over 50 vessel slots through 2012 with Korean shipyards Daewoo Shipbuilding and Marine Engineering, Hyundai heavy Industries, and Samsung heavy Industries.

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