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Home›Clean Fuel›Picture of the day: Soyo LNG hits 4 years without LTI
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September 3, 2015 · about 11 years ago

Picture of the day: Soyo LNG hits 4 years without LTI

The 160,400 cbm carrier Soyo LNG reached a milestone by clocking in four years without any lost time injury (LTI). A special effort into marking the milestone was made by the crew of the vessel as the image shows. Soyo LNG is jointly owned by NYK LNG (Atlantic) (33%), Mitsui (34%), and Teekay (33%).

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The 160,400 cbm carrier Soyo LNG reached a milestone by clocking in four years without any lost time injury (LTI).

A special effort into marking the milestone was made by the crew of the vessel as the image shows.

Soyo LNG is jointly owned by NYK LNG (Atlantic) (33%), Mitsui (34%), and Teekay (33%).

It was built in 2011 by South Korea’s Samsung Heavy Industries at its Geoje Island shipyard.

LNG World News Staff; Image: Teekay

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