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Home›Clean Fuel›Norway: Eidesvik Holds Naming Ceremony for LNG Powered Vessel
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September 14, 2012 · about 14 years ago

Norway: Eidesvik Holds Naming Ceremony for LNG Powered Vessel

Eidesvik new building, Viking Princess, was named in an official ceremony in Bergen, Norway, on September 14th. Viking Princess is byggnr. 347 from Kleven Shipyard, and is the sister ship to Viking Prince, which was delivered in March this year. Eidesvik Offshore and Kleven claim they are “pioneers

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Eidesvik new building, Viking Princess, was named in an official ceremony in Bergen, Norway, on September 14th.

Viking Princess is byggnr. 347 from Kleven Shipyard, and is the sister ship to Viking Prince, which was delivered in March this year.

Eidesvik Offshore and Kleven claim they are “pioneers in the construction of gas-powered vessels, and built the world’s first gas-supply vessel, Viking Energy, in 2003”.

Viking Princess goes directly into a long term contract with Statoil.

[mappress] Image: Eidesvik

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