Dynagas, the Greek company specialized in the transport of liquefied natural gas (LNG), informed through its social networks that it has added to its fleet the Clean Mistral, an LNG carrier with a capacity of 196,000 cubic meters. The new vessel was built by Hyundai Heavy Industries at its shipyard in Ulsan, South Korea.
Under the flag of Malta and classified by Bureau Veritasthe Clean Mistral measures 299.80 meters overall length and 48.90 meters beam. It is designed to operate in extreme conditions, including arctic routes, thanks to its experience in transporting in icy environments.
This aligns with the track record of Dynagas, whose vessel OB River vessel OB River was the first to cross the Northern Sea Route in 2012.
Clean Mistral vessel and fleet growth
The addition of the Clean Mistral is part of an expansion plan that includes other similar units, such as the Clean Levant and the Clean Sirocco, both under construction. With this strategy, Dynagas reinforces its position as a benchmark operator in the transport of LNG. LNG transportation on a global scale, integrating state-of-the-art technology with a focus on efficiency and sustainability.
The company reaffirms its commitment to environmental responsibility through the use of advanced technologies to reduce emissions in maritime transport. The Clean Mistral represents a further step in this direction, consolidating Dynagas’ commitment to modern and resilient energy logistics.
Source and photo: Dynagas
