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China needs small ships

WITH Chinese LNG imports set to double by 2015, Chinese shipyards will struggle to satisfy growin...

China needs small ships

Interfax quoted Chinese Energy Research Institute deputy director Jiang Xinmin, who said LNG carriers with capacities up to 50,000 cubic meters will be needed to shuttle imported LNG between coastal terminals...

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