An LNG carrier controlled by Japan’s NYK Line has been selected for use as a floating storage unit (FSU) in an upcoming project in Ghana.
Industry sources name the 127,705-cbm LNG Flora (built 1993) as the preferred candidate for the Helios Investment Partners project in the port of Tema, near Accra in the Gulf of Guinea.
MOL and Japanese utilities Osaka Gas and Toho Gas also have stakes in the ship.
