Malaysia’s Melaka LNG terminal receives Nigerian commissioning cargo


From Platts, 2013-05-03:

Malaysian state-owned Petronas’ LNG terminal at Melaka received its first commissioning cargo onboard the Seri Bijaksana, which arrived and docked at the regasification terminal’s jetty on April 30, Platts vessel tracking data cTrack showed Friday.

The Seri Bijaksana, which is 152,900 cubic meters in size, is owned by MISC Berhad, a subsidiary of Petronas, and was carrying a cargo from Nigeria to the Asia Pacific. Ship tracking data showed that it was diverted when it was halfway through the Strait of Malacca, making a 90-degree left turn to the terminal before arriving on April 30.

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