about 14 years ago
Belgium’s Zeebrugge liquefied natural gas terminal is set to re-export a cargo of LNG on March 20, according to the Zeebrugge Port Authority. The cargo will be shipped by the British Sapphire, a 151,945 m3 tanker. The Zeebrugge terminal is operated by Fluxys LNG and has an annual throughput capacity
Belgium’s Zeebrugge liquefied natural gas terminal is set to re-export a cargo of LNG on March 20, according to the Zeebrugge Port Authority.
The cargo will be shipped by the British Sapphire, a 151,945 m3 tanker.
The Zeebrugge terminal is operated by Fluxys LNG and has an annual throughput capacity of nine billion cubic meters (bcm) of natural gas.
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LNG World News Staff, February 21, 2012; Image: Port of Zeebrugge
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