WANTED: LPG & LNG Gas Carriers – 18,000–20,000 MT LPG and 60,000 MT LNG Vessels (Built 2015+)

Why should shipowners list gas carriers through IndustrialMarinePower?

IndustrialMarinePower.com is a global marketplace where companies involved in shipping, marine engines, offshore vessels, shipbroking and industrial equipment trading connect with serious buyers worldwide.

Publishing a request for LPG and LNG gas carriers on IndustrialMarinePower allows sellers and brokers to reach:

• Shipowners with available gas carriers

• Shipbrokers handling tanker and gas vessel transactions

• LNG and LPG shipping operators

• Energy logistics companies

• Marine asset investors

• Offshore and tanker fleet managers

Because the platform focuses on marine assets and industrial energy infrastructure, it helps connect buyers with companies actively trading specialized vessels such as LNG carriers and LPG tankers.

What vessels are currently being requested?

A buyer is currently searching for the following gas carrier vessels on behalf of a client.

LPG Carriers Required

Quantity: 2 vessels

Capacity: 18,000 – 20,000 metric tons

Preferred build year: 2015 or newer (2016 / 2017 and onwards)

LNG Carrier Required

Quantity: 1 vessel

Capacity: Approximately 60,000 metric tons

Preferred build year: 2015 or newer

What vessel specifications are preferred?

The buyer is interested in vessels with the following characteristics:

• Modern gas carriers built 2015 or later

• Well-maintained operational condition

• Suitable for international LPG or LNG transport

• Standard gas carriers or Arctic Class 5+ vessels

Arctic class vessels are especially valuable for operations in cold weather and ice-prone regions.

Why are modern LNG and LPG carriers in high demand?

Demand for gas carrier vessels continues to grow as global energy markets expand.

LNG and LPG carriers play a critical role in transporting:

• Liquefied natural gas (LNG)

• Liquefied petroleum gas (LPG)

• Petrochemical gases

• Energy cargo between international terminals

Newer vessels offer advantages such as:

• improved fuel efficiency

• lower emissions

• modern cargo containment systems

• compliance with international maritime regulations

What information should sellers provide?

Shipowners and brokers responding to this request are encouraged to provide:

• Vessel name and IMO number

• Build year and shipyard

• Cargo capacity

• Classification society

• Vessel specifications

• Current trading status

• Location of vessel

• Price guidance

Additional documentation such as spec sheets, Q88 forms, and photographs are also helpful.

Who should respond to this request?

This opportunity is relevant for:

• Shipowners with LPG or LNG carriers available for sale

• Shipbrokers representing gas carrier vessels

• Fleet operators selling surplus vessels

• Marine asset management companies

• Energy shipping companies

Companies with vessels matching the 18,000–20,000 MT LPG carrier requirement or the 60,000 MT LNG carrier specification are encouraged to submit offers.

Availability

The buyer is currently reviewing available LPG and LNG gas carriers built in 2015 or later.

Shipowners and brokers with suitable vessels are invited to submit vessel details and proposals for consideration.