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Rotterdam: LNG represents the future of shipping

15 days left until sulfur regulations: The Port of Rotterdam points to LNG as the future fuel for shipping, but more ports need to offer the fuel in order for this to happen, says the port.

Photo: APM Terminals
BY KATRINE GRØNVALD RAUN
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