韩国大宇造船厂（DSME）向Nakilat公司交付第三艘LNG船
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来源：Offshore Energy 2021-10-27
翻译：国际海事信息网 顾晋瑄 张运鸿
韩国造船公司大宇造船和海洋工程公司（Daewoo Shipbuilding & Marine Engineering ，简称DSME）已经交付了为卡塔尔（Qatari ）旗下航运与海事公司Nakilat建造的四艘液化天然气（liquefied natural gas，简称LNG）新船中的第三艘。
体积174,000立方米的“Global Sea Spirit”号是Nakilat船队中第一艘采用X-DF型推进器的船舶，第二艘新造船舶（同样采用X-DF型推进器）将于明年初交付。据该公司称，事实证明使用X-DF型发动机推进的船舶燃油效率更高，能减少温室气体排放，并且这艘船因其具备低碳排放性能而属于环保型的。
该艘船舶移交给了全球航运公司（Global Shipping Inc.），该公司是一家Nakilat（60%）和Maran Ventures（40%）组成的合资企业。它将租赁给切尼尔能源公司（Cheniere Marketing International LLP）。
Nakilat公司首席执行官Eng. Al Sulaiti表示：“这艘新船具备先进的安全性，其安全壳和推进技术将使我们能够为客户提供更大的船队容量和灵活性。”
“此外，随着我们继续发展全球航运投资组合，这将极大帮助我们减少碳足迹并以可持续发展的方式进行公司运营。"
首批两艘液化天然气（LNG）新造船“Global Energy”号和“Global Star”号分别于2020年5月和2021年1月交付，目前在役。
截止2022年，所有四艘新造液化天然气（LNG）船交付后将使Nakilat公司旗下船舶达到74艘，根据运载能力，这略低于目前全球液化天然气（LNG）船队的12%。
目前，有24艘液化天然气（LNG）船、4艘液化石油气（liquefied petroleum gas，简称LPG）船和1艘浮式储存气化装置（floating storage regasification unit，简称FSRU）船由公司内部管理和运营。
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DSME delivers third LNG carrier to Nakilat
South Korean shipbuilding company Daewoo Shipbuilding & Marine Engineering (DSME) has delivered the third of four liquefied natural gas (LNG) newbuild carriers built for Qatari shipping and maritime company Nakilat.
The 174,000 cbm vessel Global Sea Spirit is the first vessel with X-DF propulsion to join the Nakilat fleet, with the second newbuild (also with X-DF propulsion) expected to be delivered early next year. Vessels running with X-DF engines propulsion are proven to be more fuel-efficient, reduce greenhouse emissions and are environmentally friendly due to their low-carbon emission, according to the company.
The unit was handed over to Global Shipping Inc., a joint venture of Nakilat (60 per cent) and Maran Ventures (40 per cent). It will be chartered to Cheniere Marketing International LLP.
“The addition of this newbuild vessel featuring advanced safety, containment and propulsion technology will allow us to provide greater fleet capacity and flexibility to our customers,” Nakilat’s Chief Executive Officer Eng. Abdullah Al Sulaiti said.
“Moreover, it will significantly contribute to our efforts to reduce our Carbon footprint and operate in a sustainable manner as we continue to grow our global shipping portfolio.”
The first two LNG carriers’ newbuilds Global Energy and Global Star were delivered in May 2020 and January 2021 respectively and are currently in service.
The delivery of all four newbuild LNG carriers by 2022 will bring Nakilat’s fleet to 74 vessels, which is just under 12% of the current global LNG fleet based on carrying capacity.
To date, there are 24 LNG carriers, 4 liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) carrier and 1 floating storage regasification unit (FSRU) vessel being managed and operated in-house by the company.
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