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Without European Ports, Yamal LNG May Run the Risk of Running Out of LNG Carriers to Export Its Gas

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From 1st January 2027, Yamal LNG will lose its main European outlet. The extension of the voyages to Asia threatens the transport capacity of its fleet of LNG tankers. The article Without European ports, Yamal LNG may run the risk of running out of LNG tankers to export its gas first appeared on L'EnerGeek.
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From 1st January 2027, Yamal LNG will lose its main European outlet. The extension of the voyages to Asia threatens the transport capacity of its fleet of LNG tankers. The article Without European ports, Yamal LNG may run the risk of running out of LNG tankers to export its gas first appeared on L'EnerGeek.

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L'EnerGeek broke the news on Thursday, November 12, 2026.
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