about 12 years ago
Belgium’s Zeebrugge liquefied natural gas terminal is due to ship a re-export cargo on July 1. The destination of the cargo is South Korea’s Incheon LNG terminal, operated by Kogas, the world’s largest corporate buyer of LNG. The GasLog Skagen LNG tanker, with a capacity of 155,000 cbm, will reach t
Belgium’s Zeebrugge liquefied natural gas terminal is due to ship a re-export cargo on July 1.
The destination of the cargo is South Korea’s Incheon LNG terminal, operated by Kogas, the world’s largest corporate buyer of LNG.
The GasLog Skagen LNG tanker, with a capacity of 155,000 cbm, will reach the South Korean terminal on July 22, according to port data.
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