July 5 (LNGJ) - Three LNG cargoes are headed for Belgium as deliveries to other European ports start to decline. The LNG carrier “Lusail” with 142,800 cubic metres capacity is scheduled to discharge a shipment from Qatar on July 6 at the Belgian terminal at Zeebrugge. The cargo was lifted on June 17 from Ras Laffan in the Gulf. A second Qatari cargo is due at the Belgian port on July 14 on board the “Simaisma”, a vessel with capacity of 143,000 cubic metres.
In between the Qatari deliveries will be the arrival on July 12 of the carrier “Vladimir Rusanov” with a trans-shipment from the Yamal export plant in Arctic Russia lifted on July 2 from the port of Sabetta.
October 10 (LNG) – Two LNG carriers are set to berth in Belgium and the Netherlands with shipments from Qatar and Equatorial Guinea, according to shipping data. The 142,800 cubic metres capacity carrier “Lusail” was berthing on October 10 at the Zeebrugge terminal in Belgium with a cargo lifted from Ras Laffan.
A second LNG cargo onboard the 156,010 cubic metres capacity vessel “WilPride” was making its way along the English Channel to the Dutch port of Rotterdam with a shipment lifted at the end of September from the West African plant on Bioko Island.