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Home›Clean Fuel›Belgium books Qatari LNG
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October 14, 2016 · about 10 years ago

Belgium books Qatari LNG

Belgium’s Zeebrugge LNG terminal operated by Fluxys is scheduled to receive a cargo from the world’s largest LNG producer, Qatar.

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Belgium’s Zeebrugge LNG terminal operated by Fluxys is scheduled to receive a cargo from the world’s largest LNG producer, Qatar.

The 145,700-cbm Al Jassasiya, jointly owned by Nakilat and Maran Gas, the gas shipping unit of Angelicoussis Shipping Group, departed the Qatari Ras Laffan LNG complex on October 7, shipping data shows.

The vessel is scheduled to dock at Zeebrugge on October 24, according to the data.

The Zeebrugge terminal that mostly imports liquefied natural gas from Qatar has an annual throughput capacity of nine billion cubic meters of natural gas.

LNG World News Staff

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