Thursday, 10 April 2008 08:07
Bob Gilchrist
Ship-to-ship transfers have historically been considered something of a risky operation and only carried out when absolutely necessary.
There is now a growing confidence that the STS industry sector can deliver a high-quality repeatable operation and meet the high safety standards expected in the LNG industry.
Last modified on Thursday, 17 April 2008 01:28
Ship-to-ship transfers have historically been considered something of a risky operation and only carried out when absolutely necessary.
There is now a growing confidence that the STS industry sector can deliver a high-quality repeatable operation and meet the high safety standards expected in the LNG industry.
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