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Home›Clean Fuel›Naming Ceremony Held for LNG Tanker, South Korea
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April 1, 2013 · about 13 years ago

Naming Ceremony Held for LNG Tanker, South Korea

DSME of South Korea said that on 28th March. Hull No. 2288. a 159,800 CBM LNG carrier ordered by Maran Gas Maritime Inc. was named ‘Woodside Rogers’ at Quay F.I by Ms. Jan Rogers, spouse of Mr. Bill Rogers who is the former Chairman of Woodside Energy Ltd. She is the first vessel in a […]

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DSME of South Korea said that on 28th March. Hull No. 2288. a 159,800 CBM LNG carrier ordered by Maran Gas Maritime Inc. was named ‘Woodside Rogers’ at Quay F.I by Ms. Jan Rogers, spouse of Mr. Bill Rogers who is the former Chairman of Woodside Energy Ltd.

She is the first vessel in a series of seven sister ships.

Around 90 guests attended the naming ceremony, including Mr. John Angelicoussis who is the Chairman of the Angelicoussis Group and Jaeho Ko. the President and CEO of DSME.

[mappress] LNG World News Staff, April 01, 2013; Image: DSME

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