GERMANY is set to receive two cargoes of Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) at its new wilhelmshaven terminal in January, reports Reuters.
These will be the fourth and fifth LNG cargoes delivered to Germany since the country began LNG imports in December.
The cargoes will arrive from the US on the 174,096-cubic metre capacity Diamond Gas Victoria LNG tanker, of 117,564 gross tonnes, and from Angola on the 154,948-cubic metre capacity Malanje tanker, of 100,723 gross tonnes.
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These will be the fourth and fifth LNG cargoes delivered to Germany since the country began LNG imports in December.
The cargoes will arrive from the US on the 174,096-cubic metre capacity Diamond Gas Victoria LNG tanker, of 117,564 gross tonnes, and from Angola on the 154,948-cubic metre capacity Malanje tanker, of 100,723 gross tonnes.
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