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Home›Clean Fuel›SHI cuts steel for Celsius Tankers’ fourth LNG newbuild
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January 10, 2020 · about 6 years ago

SHI cuts steel for Celsius Tankers’ fourth LNG newbuild

South Korean shipbuilder Samsung Heavy Industries has cut the first steel for the fourth newbuild LNG carrier being built for the Copenhagen-based Celsius Tankers.

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SHI cuts steel for Celsius Tankers’ fourth LNG newbuild
Image courtesy of SHI

Image courtesy of SHI

South Korean shipbuilder Samsung Heavy Industries has cut the first steel for the fourth newbuild LNG carrier being built for the Copenhagen-based Celsius Tankers.

The Danish company has made its entry into the LNG shipping market with its first order for a pair of liquefied natural gas tankers at the South Korean shipyard in August 2018.

It followed up with a second order for another pair of LNG tankers in January last year.

According to a brief statement by a Celsius Tankers’ official the steel cutting ceremony was held on Friday, January 10.

The vessel, being built under the hull number SN2314, will have the capacity to transport 180,000 cubic meters.

LNG World News Staff

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