Elengy, which is a GRTgaz subsidiary of the ENGIE Group, has unloaded its 10,000th cargo of LNG. 

Since the first delivery at its Le Havre LNG terminal in 1965, the company has now unloaded 326 million tonnes of LNG.

In more than 50 years, Elengy said its teams have safely unloaded LNG from 15 different countries, including Algeria, Nigeria, Egypt, Qatar and Russia. 

From the first ship (the Jules Verne) which had a capacity of 25,5000 m3 of LNG, to the 267,000 m3 Q-Max LNG carrier, and the new Arc7 ice-breaking LNG carriers, it said nearly 290 different LNG carriers have now called at an Elengy terminal.

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5th March 2021