Höegh LNG begins divestment strategy
Norwegian LNG carrier Höegh LNG has made its first deal with strategical partnership to secure financing for the expansion of the fleet of FRSUs.
BY KATRINE GRØNVALD RAUN
Höegh LNG has taken the first step in the strategy aimed at ensuring that the carrier, going forward, can continue to order expensive FRSUs (floating storage regasification unit). The Norwegian LNG carrier recently entered into a deal with Höegh LNG Partners LP, a financial tool listed on the New York Stock Exchange and which the holding company launched last year.
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