Japan' s K-Line to expand LNG fleet by a third to mark 100 years in shipping in 2019

Tuesday, 03 March 2015

Japanese Shipping company Kawasaki Kisan Kaisha, known as K-Line, said it planned to expand its liquefied natural gas fleet by almost a third from 43 ships now to 61 vessels by the end of 2019 when the shipping line will be 100 years old.


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