LNG

June 24 (LNGJ) - The activities of shuttle LNG carriers working the same routes continues apace even in flat markets, with cargoes destined for France, South Korea and Japan in the next 10 days. The 75,500 cubic metres capacity LNG carrier "Cheikh El Mokrani" is delivering a cargo on June 24 from Sonatrach's Algerian liquefaction plant at Skikda to the Fos-Sur-Mer import terminal near Marseilles, operated by a subsidiary of France's Engie. In other shipping movements, the 138,214 cubic metres capacity carrier "Hanjin Ras Raffan" is delivering a cargo on June 29 from Qatargas to the South Korean terminal at Samcheok, operated by Korea Gas Corp. In a third delivery, the Japan-flagged 135,460 cubic metres capacity carrier "Broog" is scheduled to unload a cargo on July 3 from Qatar at the Japanese Chita import terminal in Nagoya.