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Conclusions • Natural gas is the fuel of choice for many applications and its increasing popularity will keep the demand for efficient shipping high. • Large LNG ships are here to stay, although the increasing size of LNG ships may have already reached a natural limit, at least for the time being based on current infrastructure and markets. • We will continue to see developments in improved LNG containment systems, and propulsion systems. • New projects with particularly challenging conditions such as shipping LNG from the Russian and Canadian Arctic will provide exciting challenges for naval architects, marine engineers and shipbuilders in the years ahead.
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