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February 14, 2012 · about 14 years ago

Two LNG Cargoes Bound for Taiwan

Taiwan’s Yung-An LNG terminal is due to receive two cargoes of liquefied natural gas this week, according to Kaohsiung Port Authority. The Puteri Zamrud Satu tanker, with a capacity of 137,000 cbm, will reach Yung-An terminal on February 16, while the 135.000 cbm Golar Mazo is expected to arrive at

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Taiwan’s Yung-An LNG terminal is due to receive two cargoes of liquefied natural gas this week, according to Kaohsiung Port Authority.

The Puteri Zamrud Satu tanker, with a capacity of 137,000 cbm, will reach Yung-An terminal on February 16, while the 135.000 cbm Golar Mazo is expected to arrive at the terminal on February 17.

The Yung-An terminal is Taiwan’s first liquefied natural gas receiving terminal, and it is operated by CPC.

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LNG World News Staff, February 14, 2012; Image: Golar LNG

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