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May 11, 2020 · about 6 years ago

Harvey Gulf extends deals for LNG PSV pair

Harvey Gulf International Marine, the New Orleans-based LNG-powered PSV owner and LNG bunkering pioneer, secured contract extensions for a pair of its vessels.

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Harvey Gulf extends deals for LNG PSV pair
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Harvey Gulf International Marine, the New Orleans-based LNG-powered PSV owner and LNG bunkering pioneer, secured contract extensions for a pair of its vessels.

Harvey noted it has signed two 18-month contract extensions for two of its LNG-powered PSV’s.

The extensions will keep both vessels under charter well into 2022, the company said in its statement on Monday.

Harvey also added that it has signed a long-term contract to supply diesel fuel to an unnamed major company for its new fuel dock in Port Fourchon, Louisiana.

Harvey CEO, Shane Guidry , said the company will become America’s and Port Fourchon’s only company selling both LNG, and diesel fuel for marine use.

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