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Idle LNG carriers prove big is not always best

by Claire Wright — last modified Aug 17, 2010 04:09 PM

Giant Q-max and Q-flex vessels have spent half of 2010 lying at anchor, reports CLAIRE WRIGHT*

QATAR, the world’s leading exporter of liquid natural gas, accounting for 23% of global exports each year and operator of the largest liquefied natural gas carriers afloat, has long been the focus of shipping industry attention.
June saw reports that...

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