Dutch LNG cargoes
Oct 16 (LNGJ) – Two LNG cargoes are heading for Rotterdam. The carrier “Maran Gas Andros” with 170,000 cubic metres capacity was scheduled to deliver a US cargo on October 16 to the Dutch Gate terminal, according to shipping data. The cargo was lifted on October 2 from the Cameron export point in Louisiana. The vessel “Arctic Aurora” with 154,880 of capacity is due to discharge a Norwegian cargo on October 24 at the Gate terminal. The shipment was loaded on October 14 at the Hammerfest plant in northern Norway.
Dynagas LNG Partners increases annual net income from ships carrying mostly Russian LNG cargoes
Dynagas LNG Partners, the owner of six liquefied natural gas carriers and mostly involved in Russian cargo liftings, reported an increase in net income for 2022.
Dynagas LNG Partners posts profits rise as German Government prolongs control of Gazprom charters
Dynagas LNG Partners, the owner of six LNG carriers and mostly involved in Russian cargo liftings, posted a 22 percent increase in quarterly net income even as ownership issues arose because of the Ukraine war and the German Government prolonged control of Gazprom charters.
Dynagas LNG Partners CEO Lauritzen gives upbeat overview of LNG cargoes market and shipping sector
Dynagas LNG Partners, the owner of six LNG carriers and with five of them ice-class, has given an upbeat assessment of the cargo market and shipping developments from the safe point of view of all its vessels being on long-term charters.
CEO of Dynagas LNG fleet blames 55 percent plunge in annual profits on short-term issues
Dynagas LNG Partners, the US-listed owner of six modern LNG carriers chartered to companies such as Russia’s Gazprom, posted a 55 percent plunge in annual revenue, with the Chief Executive saying the slump was only short term.
European LNG deliveries
July 10 (LNGJ) - The 151,700 cubic metres capacity vessel “Al Marrouna” is scheduled to unload a cargo on July 10 at the Adriatic LNG import facility offshore northeast Italy from Qatargas in Ras Laffan, according to shipping data. The 210,100 cubic metres capacity Q-Flex carrier “Al Ghariya” is scheduled to deliver a shipment on July 15 to the French Fos Cavaou import terminal near the Mediterranean port of Marseilles. The 160,000 cubic metres capacity “Arctic Aurora” will deliver a cargo on July 20 at Turkey’s Aliaga import facility near Izmir. The volumes were lifted from the Hammerfest plant in northern Norway, operated by Statoil.
