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LNG vessel orderbook reaches 100 (not out)
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Report summary
The LNG orderbook has reached 100 vessels, following the order for two ships by a joint venture comprising a Japanese trading house and a Korean shipping company, that will be chartered by a European Oil Major for use on Australian and US export projects. Further orders for Nigeria LNG, Japanese utilities and for Chinese trade (at Chinese yards) are close to being confirmed and are likely to swell the orderbook further. Since short-term charter rates surpassed US$70,000/day in the wake of,
Table of contents
- Executive Summary
- New orders take orderbook to 100 vessels
- but are these vessels needed?
- Appendix
Tables and charts
This report includes 8 images and tables including:
- LNG Vessel Orders & Deliveries v. Short-term/Spot Charter Rates
- LNG Vessel Orders so far in 2013
- New Ships v New Trains
- Orderbook by Owner
- Orderbook by Charterer
- Orderbook by Shipbuilder
- Orderbook by Containment System
- LNG Shipping Requirement by Project
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