Avenir LNG secures time charter extensions for Avenir Advantage and Avenir Accolade/

January 9, 2024

Avenir LNG announced it has executed two Time Charter Agreements for the Avenir Advantage and the Avenir Accolade.

Avenir’s affiliate Future Horizon (L) Pte Ltd (a joint venture between Avenir and MISC) has signed a new two-year time charter agreement with PETCO Trading Labuan Company Ltd (PTLCL), a trading arm of PETRONAS. Avenir will continue to collaborate with PTLCL by providing LNG as a marine fuel to their customers in Malaysia and Southeast Asia.

In addition, Avenir has entered into an agreement to time charter the Avenir Accolade for a period of up to two years with NFE Transport Partners LLC, a subsidiary of New Fortress Energy Inc. The Avenir Accolade has been serving New Fortress Energy Inc. under a bareboat contract. This new Time Charter agreement demonstrates Avenir’s commitment to operational excellence while also extending the term of the original agreement up until Q4 2025.

Commenting on the announcement, Jonathan Quinn, Managing Director of Avenir LNG, said: “It is great to have secured our commercial agreements on our first two vessels. Doing so with our foundation customers clearly demonstrates their ongoing support in Avenir as the go-to provider in the small-scale market. I wish to extend Avenir’s full support to PTLCL and New Fortress Energy for the continued success of their respective businesses.”

The time charter agreements further consolidate Avenir’s position as a leading provider of small-scale LNG tonnage, and strengthen the company’s total charter revenue backlog, including options, to US$115 million.

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