Trinidad cargo for UK’s Dragon

Written by  John McKay
Monday, 15 December 2014
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Dec 15 (LNGJ) - The 161,870 cubic metres capacity Greek-flagged LNG carrier, the "Maran Gas Apollonia", is scheduled to arrive on December 19 from Atlantic LNG in Trinidad with a rare cargo for the Dragon LNG import terminal in Milford Haven, Wales, according to port authorities data. The Dragon terminal is owned by BG Group of the UK and Petronas of Malaysia. BG is one of the main stakeholders in the Trinidad liquefaction plant at Point Fortin on the Caribbean island. The last LNG carrier to call at Dragon was on July 15, 2014, when the 217,000 Q-Flex carrier, the "Al Kharsaah",  docked at the facility. The previous delivery was in March. The other UK LNG import terminal at Milford Haven, the South Hook facility owned by Qatargas and ExxonMobil, receives two or three cargoes a month from Qatar, sometimes more.

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