The vessel is 10 years old and is co-owned by NYK Line and Engie. It is operated by Gazocean and is chartered by Engie. The vessel arrived at DSBr dry dock number 2 in February 2017 for a regular periodical docking, which included a full schedule of works. When the vessel was originally launched in 2007, it was – alongside its sister ship, Provalys – the largest LNG carrier every built.
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David Rowlands
Editor
Following his graduation from the University of Nottingham with a degree in History, David joined Palladian Publications in September 2015 and is now the Editor of LNG Industry.
In his spare time, David enjoys playing and watching football, reading, playing guitar, and listening to a variety of music.



