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Home›Clean Fuel›Wison secures rights to build JMU’s SPB LNG tanks
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September 10, 2019 · about 7 years ago

Wison secures rights to build JMU’s SPB LNG tanks

Wison (Nantong) Heavy Industry, a unit of Wison Offshore & Marine, has signed a strategic exclusive deal with Japan Marine United Corporation (JMU) for the fabrication of SPB LNG tanks.

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Wison (Nantong) Heavy Industry, a unit of Wison Offshore & Marine, has signed a strategic exclusive deal with Japan Marine United Corporation (JMU) for the fabrication of SPB LNG tanks.

Under this agreement, Wison will fabricate SPB containment system with design and technical know-how from JMU, Wison said in its statement.

The SPB technology owned by JMU has been developed by IHI Corporation in 1980s.

“Wison Offshore & Marine is committed to delivering innovative solutions across LNG value chain from liquefaction, transportation and delivery, regasification, to LNG to power,” commented Wenxin An , chief operating officer of WOM

The partnership between Wison and JMU aims to capitalize on the fast-approaching IMO 2020 sulfur cap regulation by providing an LNG fuel tank solution that would meed the market demand.

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