Dynagas LNG Partners entered a long-term time charter with Russian oil and gas firm Gazprom for the 150,000-cbm Clean Energy (built 2007), the company’s only non-ice classed LNG carrier, scotching rumours that it would be turned into a floating storage and regasification unit (FSRU)
The contract, which begins July 2018, will last for about seven years and nine months. The charter is expected to generate gross contracted revenue of $133m, or approximately $47,000 per day.
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