Dynagas LNG Partners has struck a new time charter deal with Equinor for the ice-class LNG carrier Arctic Aurora. The Tony Lauritzen-led owner of six LNG ships said the charter would last for about three years, adding about $116.5m to the revenue backlog.
The deal will see the 2013-built ship delivered to the Norwegian energy giant in September 2023, in direct continuation of the current charter.
The vessel has been working for Equinor since its delivery in 2013.
Tags: Charter, Dynagas, Equinor, LNG
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