TotalEnergies to demobilize underused Le Havre FSRU

TotalEnergies will remove the 145,130-cbm FSRU Cape Ann from Le Havre after deciding the unit is no longer needed. The company said the vessel had been deployed in 2022 to help secure France’s and Europe’s gas supply during the energy crisis, but lower LNG import requirements now justify its demobilization.

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