Nov 2 (LNGJ) - The 155,000 cubic metres capacity "British Diamond", operated by BP shipping, is scheduled to deliver a cargo on November 13 to the Guanabara Bay import facility near Rio de Janeiro in Brazil from the Trinidad liquefaction plant at Point Fortin in the Caribbean, according to shipping data. The 153,500 French-flagged carrier "Gaselys" is scheduled to deliver a shipment from the Western Australian export terminal at Dampier on November 15 to the Kawagoe import facility in Japan, operated by Chubu Electric.
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