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    Greece's Capital Gas adds fifth LNGC to fleet

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Four more vessels are due to arrive by the end of 2023.

by: Joseph Murphy

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Greece's Capital Gas adds fifth LNGC to fleet

Greek shipping group Capital Gas has taken delivery of a fifth LNG carrier (LNGC), the company said on August 23, with four more such vessels expected to arrive by the end of 2023.

The Adamastos LNGC has a 174,000-m3 storage capacity and is equipped with XDF engines, an air lubrication system and increased filling limits. It has been chartered to France's Engie for seven years, Capital Gas said.

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Capital Gas took delivery of its first LNGC, Aristos I, in November. This was followed by Aristidis I in January this year, Aristarchos in June and Attalos earlier this month. The company is awaiting the delivery of Asklipios in September, followed by Asterix I in January 2023 and two more vessels in October and December of that year.