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August 23, 2021 · about 5 years ago

LNG carrier Adamastos delivered to Capital Gas

Greek ship operator Capital Gas has taken delivery of its new LNG carrier Adamastos from South Korea’s shipyard Hyundai Heavy Industries.

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LNG carrier Adamastos delivered to Capital Gas
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Greek ship operator Capital Gas has taken delivery of its new LNG carrier Adamastos from South Korea’s shipyard Hyundai Heavy Industries.

The Adamastos is a 299 meters long vessel that has a capacity of 174,000 cubic metres.

It features XDF engines, and GTT‘s MKIII FLEX containment system.

French energy company Engie has chartered the vessel for a period of up to seven years.

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Moreover, this is the fifth of nine vessels scheduled for delivery between 2020-2023.

BH chartered the first two vessels of the series, Aristidis I and Aristos I . The third, Aristarchos , is under a long-term charter with Cheniere. The fourth one, Attalos , is also under a long-term charter with BP.

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