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LNG, shipping: Men onboard. Petroleum Review July 2005, P. 12-13, 16
It is becoming apparent that the greatest threat to the huge expansion in the global LNG business is not the availability of terminal or shipping capacity but the lack of suitably qualified and experienced seafarers. Training schools and ship managers are looking at ways of overcoming the problem.
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Journal title: Petroleum Review
Subjects: Skills, education and training, Economics, business and commerce, Marine transportation, Liquefied natural gas, LNG Terminals
