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Home›Clean Fuel›Norway: Awilco LNG Wins Longer WilEnergy Deal
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January 9, 2012 · about 14 years ago

Norway: Awilco LNG Wins Longer WilEnergy Deal

Awilco LNG announced today that the WilEnergy charterer has declared their option to extend the original period under the Charter Party until February 2013. Estimated EBITDA contribution for the WilEnergy in 2012 is expected to be MUSD 21.5. The vessel will be dry-docked for a period of approximatel

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Awilco LNG announced today that the WilEnergy charterer has declared their option to extend the original period under the Charter Party until February 2013.

Estimated EBITDA contribution for the WilEnergy in 2012 is expected to be MUSD 21.5.

The vessel will be dry-docked for a period of approximately 30 days in January/February 2012.

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LNG World News Staff, January 9, 2012

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