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Home›Clean Fuel›First third party cargo delivered to Dalian LNG terminal
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April 3, 2015 · about 11 years ago

First third party cargo delivered to Dalian LNG terminal

BP delivered an LNG cargo to Guanghui Energy at PetroChina’s liquefied natural gas terminal.

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BP delivered an LNG cargo to Guanghui Energy at PetroChina’s liquefied natural gas terminal.

The 65,000-ton cargo was delivered onboard the 145,000 cbm Celestine River LNG carrier from BP’s Bontang facility in Indonesia, Interfax reports.

This delivery marks the first cargo received by a third party at the Dalian terminal.

Guanghui Energy is currently building its own LNG terminal in Jiangsu province.

LNG World News Staff; Image: K Line

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