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Home›Clean Fuel›Point Fortin Sends LNG Cargo (Trinidad and Tobago)
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March 22, 2012 · about 14 years ago

Point Fortin Sends LNG Cargo (Trinidad and Tobago)

Trinidad and Tobago shipped an LNG cargo from the Point Fortin terminal today, according to shipping data. The cargo is being carried by the Methane Nile Eagle, a 145,000 cubic-meter tanker and the destination of the cargo is unknown at this moment. Point Fortin LNG terminal produced 14,664,884 mt o

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Trinidad and Tobago shipped an LNG cargo from the Point Fortin terminal today, according to shipping data.

The cargo is being carried by the Methane Nile Eagle, a 145,000 cubic-meter tanker and the destination of the cargo is unknown at this moment.

Point Fortin LNG terminal produced 14,664,884 mt of LNG in 2011.

The terminal consists of four trains and it has a capacity of 15.5 million mt per annum.

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LNG World News Staff, March 22, 2012; Image: Atlantic LNG

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