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Montoir-De-Bretagne, Fos Cavaou & Fos Tonkin Mise à jour / Updated on 25/08/2021 LISTE DES NAVIRES MÉTHANIERS HOMOLOGUÉS DANS LES TERMINAUX METHANIERS D'ELENGY LIST OF LNG CARRIERS REGISTERED AT ELENGY-OPERATED LNG TERMINALS Pour toute programmation de cargaison, contacter / For any cargo scheduling request, please contact : [email protected] L’homologation des navires mentionnés dans cette liste a été évaluée conformément à la procédure spécifique d'Elengy (Contrat d’Accès au Terminal Méthanier - Annexe : Procédures relatives aux navires). Registration of the ships mentioned in the present list has been assessed according to Elengy specific procedure (Contract Providing Access to the LNG Terminal - Appendix: Ship-related Procedures). Elengy – SA au capital de 132 202 620 Euros – RCS Nanterre 451 438 782 Siège social : 11 avenue Michel Ricard – 92270 Bois-Colombes – France www.elengy.com MONTOIR FOS CAVAOU FOS TONKIN Micro-méthanier Navire / Vessel IMO # Gérant d’armement / Ship Manager Small scale Vessel Navire homologué / Dernière escale Navire homologué / Dernière escale Navire homologué / Dernière escale Vessel already registered / Last call Vessel already registered / Last call Vessel already registered / Last call 1 AAMIRA 9 443 401 SHELL INTERNATIONAL TRADING & SHIPPING - APRIL 2020 2 ADAM LNG 9 501 186 OMAN SHIP MANAGEMENT COMPANY S.A.O.C. SEPT. 2018 - 3 ADRIANO KNUTSEN 9 831 220 KNUTSEN OAS SHIPPING AS - 4 AL AAMRIYA 9 338 266 MOL LNG TRANSPORT (EUROPE) LTD. - MAY 2018 5 AL AREESH 9 325 697 TEEKAY SHIPPING (CANADA) LTD. - 6 AL BAHIYA 9 431 147 SHELL INTERNATIONAL TRADING & SHIPPING - JULY 2018 7 AL DAAYEN 9 325 702 TEEKAY SHIPPING (GLASGOW) LTD. - 8 AL DAFNA 9 443 683 NAKILAT SHIPPING QATAR LTD. - - 9 AL GATTARA 9 337 705 NAKILAT SHIPPING QATAR LTD. - APRIL 2015 10 AL GHARIYA 9 337 987 PRONAV SHIP MANAGEMENT GMBH & CO KG OCT. 2010 JULY 2017 11 AL GHARRAFA 9 337 717 NAKILAT SHIPPING QATAR LTD. - AUG. 2013 12 AL GHASHAMIYA 9 397 286 NAKILAT SHIPPING QATAR LTD. - MAY 2020 13 AL GHUWAIRIYA 9 372 743 SHELL INTERNATIONAL TRADING & SHIPPING - JUNE 2019 14 AL HAMLA 9 337 743 NAKILAT SHIPPING QATAR LTD. - MARCH 2013 15 AL HUWAILA 9 360 879 TEEKAY SHIPPING (GLASGOW) LTD. - JULY 2020 16 AL JASSASIYA 9 324 435 MARAN GAS MARITIME INC. - - 17 AL KARAANA 9 431 123 SHELL INTERNATIONAL TRADING & SHIPPING MARCH 2010 - 18 AL KHARAITIYAT 9 397 327 SHELL INTERNATIONAL TRADING & SHIPPING MAY 2011 FEB. 2017 19 AL KHARSAAH 9 360 881 TEEKAY SHIPPING (CANADA) LTD. AUG. 2010 - 20 AL KHATTIYA 9 431 111 SHELL INTERNATIONAL TRADING & SHIPPING - OCT. 2017 21 AL KHUWAIR 9 360 908 TEEKAY SHIPPING (CANADA) LTD. FEB. 2011 OCT. 2019 22 AL MAFYAR 9 397 315 NAKILAT SHIPPING QATAR LTD. - JULY 2019 23 AL MARROUNA 9 325 685 TEEKAY SHIPPING (CANADA) LTD. - 24 AL MAYEDA 9 397 298 SHELL INTERNATIONAL TRADING & SHIPPING OCT. 2020 - 25 AL NUAMAN 9 431 135 SHELL INTERNATIONAL TRADING & SHIPPING - APRIL 2014 26 AL ORAIQ 9 360 790 K LINE LNG SHIPPING (UK) LTD. MARCH 2020 27 AL REKAYYAT 9 397 339 NAKILAT SHIPPING LIMITED - OCT. 2019 28 AL RUWAIS 9 337 951 PRONAV SHIP MANAGEMENT GMBH & CO KG OCT. 2020 JUNE 2019 29 AL SADD 9 397 341 NAKILAT SHIPPING QATAR LTD. DEC. 2020 MARCH 2015 30 AL SAFLIYA 9 337 963 PRONAV SHIP MANAGEMENT GMBH & CO KG - - 31 AL SAHLA 9 360 855 NYK LNG SHIPMANAGEMENT (UK) LTD. - - 32 AL SAMRIYA 9 388 821 NAKILAT SHIPPING QATAR LTD. - - 33 AL SHAMAL 9 360 893 TEEKAY SHIPPING (CANADA) LTD. - JULY 2021 34 AL SHEEHANIYA 9 360 831 NAKILAT SHIPPING QATAR LTD. JULY 2010 AUG. 2014 35 AL THAKHIRA 9 298 399 K LINE LNG SHIPPING (UK) LTD. DEC. 2006 36 AL THUMAMA 9 360 843 NYK LNG SHIPMANAGEMENT (UK) LTD. JAN. 2011 AUG. 2018 37 AL UTOURIYA 9 360 867 NYK LNG SHIPMANAGEMENT (UK) LTD. OCT. 2010 JULY 2020 38 AMADI 9 682 552 BRUNEI GAS CARRIERS JULY 2021 39 AMANI 9 661 869 BRUNEI GAS CARRIERS SENDIRIAN BERHAD - 40 AMBERJACK LNG 9 845 776 TMS CARDIFF GAS LTD. - 41 AMUR RIVER 9 317 999 DYNAGAS LTD. - - 42 ARCTIC AURORA 9 645 970 DYNAGAS LTD. - - 43 ARCTIC DISCOVERER 9 276 389 K LINE LNG SHIPPING (UK) LTD. NOV. 2019 JAN. 2018 44 ARCTIC LADY 9 284 192 HOEGH LNG FLEET MANAGEMENT AS NOV. 2018 MARCH 2021 45 ARCTIC PRINCESS 9 271 248 HOEGH LNG FLEET MANAGEMENT AS NOV. 2013 SEPT. 2011 46 ARCTIC SPIRIT 9 001 784 TEEKAY SHIPPING (GLASGOW) LTD. - DEC. 2012 47 ARCTIC VOYAGER 9 275 335 K LINE LNG SHIPPING (UK) LTD. APRIL 2010 - 48 ARWA SPIRIT 9 339 260 TEEKAY SHIPPING (GLASGOW) LTD. NOV. 2010 NOV. 2016 49 ASIA ENDEAVOUR 9 610 779 CHEVRON SHIPPING CO. LLC - 50 ASIA ENERGY 9 606 950 CHEVRON SHIPPING CO. LLC - 51 ASIA EXCELLENCE 9 610 767 CHEVRON SHIPPING CO. LLC SEPT. 2015 52 ASIA VISION 9 606 948 CHEVRON SHIPPING CO. LLC - 53 BAHRAIN SPIRIT 9 771 080 TEEKAY SHIPPING (GLASGOW) LTD. - - 54 BARCELONA KNUTSEN 9 401 295 KNUTSEN OAS SHIPPING AS - FEB. 2019 55 BERGE ARZEW 9 256 597 BW FLEET MANAGEMENT AS JUNE 2015 JAN. 2021 56 BILBAO KNUTSEN 9 236 432 KNUTSEN OAS SHIPPING AS NOV. 2011 - 57 BONITO LNG 9 845 788 TMS CARDIFF GAS LTD. - 58 BORIS DAVYDOV 9 768 394 DYNAGAS LTD. DEC. 2020 - 59 BORIS VILKITSKY 9 768 368 DYNAGAS LTD. JULY 2021 - 60 BRITISH ACHIEVER 9 766 542 BP SHIPPING LTD. - 61 BRITISH CONTRIBUTOR 9 766 554 BP SHIPPING LTD. - 62 BRITISH DIAMOND 9 333 620 BP SHIPPING LTD. MAY 2019 - 63 BRITISH EMERALD 9 333 591 BP SHIPPING LTD. - - 64 BRITISH LISTENER 9 766 566 BP SHIPPING LTD. - 65 BRITISH MENTOR 9 766 578 BP SHIPPING LTD. - 66 BRITISH PARTNER 9 766 530 BP SHIPPING LTD. MARCH 2020 67 BRITISH SAPPHIRE 9 333 618 BP SHIPPING LTD. - MARCH 2021 68 BRITISH SPONSOR 9 766 580 BP SHIPPING LTD. - 69 BU SAMRA 9 388 833 SHELL INTERNATIONAL TRADING & SHIPPING - - 70 BW BOSTON 9 230 062 BW FLEET MANAGEMENT AS NOV. 2019 JUNE 2013 71 BW BRUSSELS 9 368 314 BW FLEET MANAGEMENT AS JULY 2018 SEPT. 2020 72 BW EVERETT 9 243 148 BW FLEET MANAGEMENT AS MARCH 2014 JAN. 2021 73 BW LILAC 9 758 076 BW FLEET MANAGEMENT AS FEB. 2020 74 BW PARIS 9 368 302 BW FLEET MANAGEMENT AS MAY 2021 JAN. 2018 75 BW PAVILION ARANDA 9 792 606 BW FLEET MANAGEMENT AS APRIL 2021 - 76 BW PAVILION LEEARA 9 640 645 BW FLEET MANAGEMENT AS JULY 2019 77 BW PAVILION VANDA 9 640 437 BW FLEET MANAGEMENT AS MARCH 2020 78 BW TULIP 9 758 064 BW FLEET MANAGEMENT AS JULY 2019 MAY 2019 79 CADIZ KNUTSEN 9 246 578 KNUTSEN OAS SHIPPING AS - NOV. 2019 80 CAPE ANN 9 390 680 HOEGH LNG FLEET MANAGEMENT AS - JULY 2012 81 CASTILLO DE CALDELAS 9 742 819 EMPRESA NAVIERA ELCANO, S.A. AUG. 2018 82 CASTILLO DE MERIDA 9 742 807 EMPRESA NAVIERA ELCANO, S.A. SEPT. 2020 83 CASTILLO DE VILLALBA 9 236 418 EMPRESA NAVIERA ELCANO, S.A. APRIL 2017 NOV. 2017 84 CATALUNYA SPIRIT 9 236 420 TEEKAY SHIPPING (GLASGOW) LTD. MARCH 2017 85 CHEIKH BOUAMAMA 9 324 344 HYPROC SHIPPING COMPANY S.P.A. JUNE 2021 AUG. 2021 86 CHEIKH EL MOKRANI 9 324 332 HYPROC SHIPPING COMPANY S.P.A. AUG. 2021 JULY 2021 87 CHRISTOPHE DE MARGERIE 9 737 187 SCF MANAGEMENT SERVICES (DUBAI) LTD. MARCH 2021 - 88 CLEAN ENERGY 9 323 687 DYNAGAS LTD. DEC. 2010 - 89 CLEAN HORIZON 9 655 444 DYNAGAS LTD. OCT. 2020 - 90 CLEAN OCEAN 9 637 492 DYNAGAS LTD. AUG. 2020 - 91 CLEAN PLANET 9 637 507 DYNAGAS LTD. JAN. 2020 - 92 CLEAN VISION 9 655 456 DYNAGAS LTD. AUG. 2021 - 93 COBIA LNG 9 869 306 TMS CARDIFF GAS LTD. - 94 COOL DISCOVERER 9 861 031 THENAMARIS LNG INC. - 95 COOL EXPLORER 9 640 023 THENAMARIS LNG INC. - - 96 COOL RACER 9 869 265 THENAMARIS LNG INC. - 97 COOL RUNNER 9 636 797 THENAMARIS LNG INC. NOV. 2019 - 98 COOL VOYAGER 9 636 785 THENAMARIS LNG INC. - - 99 CORAL FRASERI 9 378 278 BERNHARD SCHULTE SHIPMANAGEMENT (HELLAS) SPLLC - - 100 CORAL METHANE 9 404 584 ANTHONY VEDER REDERIJZAKEN B.V. - 101 CORCOVADO LNG 9 636 711 TMS CARDIFF GAS LTD. MARCH 2020 OCT. 2020 102 CREOLE SPIRIT 9 681 687 TEEKAY SHIPPING (GLASGOW) LTD. - - 103 CUBAL 9 491 812 NYK LNG SHIPMANAGEMENT (UK) LTD. JUNE 2014 - 104 DIAMOND GAS ORCHID 9 779 226 NYK LNG SHIPMANAGEMENT LTD. - - 105 DIAMOND GAS ROSE 9 779 238 NYK LNG SHIPMANAGEMENT LTD. - - List of LNG carriers registered at Elengy operated LNG terminals 1/4 Mise à jour / Updated on 25/08/2021 MONTOIR FOS CAVAOU FOS TONKIN Micro-méthanier Navire / Vessel IMO # Gérant d’armement / Ship Manager Small scale Vessel Navire homologué / Dernière escale Navire homologué / Dernière escale Navire homologué / Dernière escale Vessel already registered / Last call Vessel already registered / Last call Vessel already registered / Last call 106 DIAMOND GAS SAKURA 9 810 020 NYK LNG SHIPMANAGEMENT LTD. - - 107 DORADO LNG 9 863 182 TMS CARDIFF GAS LTD. - 108 DUHAIL 9 337 975 PRONAV SHIP MANAGEMENT GMBH & CO KG - JAN. 2016 109 DUKHAN 9 265 500 MOL LNG TRANSPORT (EUROPE) LTD. SEPT. 2019 110 EDUARD TOLL 9 750 696 TEEKAY SHIPPING (GLASGOW) LTD. DEC. 2020 - 111 EJNAN 9 334 076 NYK LNG SHIPMANAGEMENT (UK) LTD. - - 112 ENERGY ENDEAVOUR 9 854 624 ALPHA GAS S.A. - 113 ENERGY GLORY 9 752 565 NYK LNG SHIPMANAGEMENT LTD. - 114 ENERGY HORIZON 9 483 877 NYK LNG SHIPMANAGEMENT LTD. - - 115 ENERGY INNOVATOR 9 758 832 MOL LNG TRANSPORT CO., LTD. - 116 ENERGY INTEGRITY 9 859 739 ALPHA GAS S.A.
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