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Home›Fossil Energy›Dynagas welcomes new LNG carrier
Fossil Energy

August 6, 2025 · about 1 year ago

Dynagas welcomes new LNG carrier

Liquefied natural gas (LNG) maritime transportation company Dynagas has welcomed an LNG carrier to its fleet.

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Crew aboard Clean Mistral
Crew aboard Clean Mistral; Source: Dynagas via LinkedIn

Liquefied natural gas (LNG) maritime transportation company Dynagas has added an LNG carrier to its fleet.

Based on a social media post by Dynagas, its fleet has grown by one LNG carrier, dubbed Clean Mistral . Boasting a 196,000-cubic-meter capacity, the vessel was built by Hyundai Heavy Industries’s Ulsan shipyard.

According to China Shipbuilding information, the maritime player ordered two more vessels with the same capacity, Clean Levant and Clean Srocco .

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