The number of liquefied natural gas tankers identified as floating storage appears to be peaking, tightening the market for shipping and adding to a supply overhang.
Floating storage for LNG surges with more ships from Qatar
A high number of LNG vessels are currently identified as floating storages, adding to supply overhang of liquefied natural gas and tightening the market for shipping.
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BY ANNA SHIRYAEVSKAYA, NAUREEN S. MALIK AND VANESSA DEZEM, BLOOMBERG
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