Life Inside the Largest LNG Carrier Ship That Transports Millions of Tons of Gas

Discover the incredible journey inside the world's largest LNG (Liquid Natural Gas) tanker. Transporting millions of tons of LNG, these giants of the sea play a pivotal role in the global maritime trade. With a fleet capacity that has grown by 83% over the past decades, the transportation of LNG is more critical than ever. Dive deep into the intricacies of transporting gas in its condensed form and the impeccable safety standards of the LNG industry. Join us as we follow an LNG carrier on a typical journey from Ras Laffan to China, covering 5,200 nautical miles and showcasing the day-to-day life onboard. From the importance of the engine room to the challenges faced while navigating the crowded waters of the Strait of Singapore, we take you behind the scenes of the immense world of LNG transportation.
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I don’t know how your channel doesn’t have millions of subs. Your content is outstanding.

[@MrOvyB]

Because there are no naked girls or someone making mukbang or another stupid thing.

[@Shipspotting_Vietnam]

Nice video!!

[@joelalbarran7219]

Beautiful.

[@muhammadkhaleeq8312]

Wow I got very little knowledge but it's fantastic

[@JayAdams-ml5jf]

Are these LNG cargo ships able to carry anything back to their next pick-up point? Or do they go empty/deadheading?

[@cynthiagodwin9783]

They return empty.

[@ilyadmitrenko4065]

Yes they do , I work on it ;)

[@eoghanbreathnach4921]

It depends on the ship but most of the time they will return with maybe 3000 cubes as heel in the tank to keep the tanks cool and power the engines

[@basseybassey232]

I wish to work here

[@grstaycool]

More like 80.000 tons.....

[@NathePNG]

Very insightful indeed.

[@RodgerMudd]

Says engine control room but shows engine being fixed. Many more things wrong with this video.

[@konstantinoschristou3701]

Thanks

[@muhammadkhaleeq8312]

I wish I can work on this ship

[@AKD_1220]

hello ❤

[@bharathyadav1589]

I work in oil and i m trying to get into gas

[@АлексейАлешин-о8б]

Millions tons? what kind of nonsense is this?

[@ilyadmitrenko4065]

Million tons of liquid ⛽️ gas

[@JohnAnsley-r3u]

Carey Crossing

[@jimmy_junk]

“The liquid is lighter then when it’s in its gassier state” The irony of paying top dollar to get a English voiceover but have no knowledge apparently on how to use English grammar.

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Don't worry. Be gay. 🌎👍❤. Nice video. Allah bless you.