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September 19, 2017 · about 9 years ago

Picture of the day: Arctic Lady’s first docking at Dunkirk LNG terminal

France’s Dunkirk LNG import terminal, the country’s fourth regasification facility, on Tuesday received a cargo from Norway.

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France’s Dunkirk LNG import terminal, the country’s fourth regasification facility, on Tuesday received a cargo from Norway.

According to a brief social media post by the operator, Dunkerque LNG, the 148,000-cbm LNG carrier Arctic Lady is the first Moss type liquefied natural gas carrier to dock at the facility .

The cargo was loaded at Statoil’s Hammerfest liquefaction plant, data from the port of Dunkirk shows.

The Dunkirk LNG terminal with a regasification capacity of 13 billion cubic meters per year started commercial operations on January 1.

Dunkerque LNG, the terminal operator, is 65 percent owned by France’s EDF, 25 percent by Belgium’s Fluxys and 10 percent by French Total.

LNG World News Staff

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