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Home›Clean Fuel›Q-max Mozah bound for UK
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December 15, 2015 · about 10 years ago

Q-max Mozah bound for UK

South Hook LNG terminal is set for another cargo of Qatari chilled gas next week.

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South Hook LNG terminal is set for another cargo of Qatari chilled gas next week.

According to the Milford Haven Port Authority data, one of the world’s largest LNG carriers, the 266,000 cbm Mozah is on its way from the Qatari port of Ras Laffan and is scheduled to dock at the South Hook terminal’s jetty on December 22.

The delivery will come only three days after the Q-flex carrier Al Karaana unloads its cargo on December 19.

Mozah, the first Q-max LNG carrier, was built at the Samsung Heavy Industries shipyard on Geoje island and delivered to its owner Nakilat in 2008.

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