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LNG Terminals Transform | Shipyards Heat Up | Sanctions Shake Shipping

Petronet ditches FSRU plans for land-based terminal, LNG Canada touts faster Asia route, and Russia’s Arctic exports face new hurdles

 

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During shipbuilding , the ships are assembled piece by piece 🏢 and block by block exactly as the kids play with their Lego game.

Shipbuildingis the construction of ships and other floating vessels 🛳. It normally takes place in a specialized facility known as a shipyard.

These parts are built separately inside the shipyard and then transported to the drydock for assembly as shown in the below picture 👇 taken during attending the commissioning and outfitting 📝 of a new LNG vessel at Hyundai Heavy Industries Ulsan South Korea 🇰🇷.

Source : Mustapha Zehhaf

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