Two vessels built for the Angola LNG project appear to have been chartered out on short-term deals as start-up delays lengthen at the plant.
Trader Vitol has fixed the 161,337-cbm Soyo (built 2011) for a two-month period, brokers said, while the 160,400-cbm Malanje (built 2011) has been chartered by Nigeria LNG for a single voyage. Both ships had been lying off the coast near the new West African liquefaction plant
Last week the 160,786-cbm Sonagol Etosha (built 2011) was reported fixed by Australia’s North West Shelf project for a single voyage.
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