Vessel Type
LPG Carrier Charter
Nigeria & West Africa
Connecting Nigerian LPG Production with West African Demand
Nigeria is sub-Saharan Africa's largest LPG producer, yet domestic penetration remains low — creating a growing intra-regional trade as coastal nations import LPG for cooking gas programmes. We charter pressurised and refrigerated gas carriers for this expanding trade.
From small pressurised gas tankers (500–5,000 m³) for coastal distribution to mid-size fully refrigerated carriers (15,000–25,000 m³) for regional trades, we source and charter the right vessel for your LPG cargo.
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Gas Carrier Types Available
Pressurised Gas Tanker
500 – 5,000 m³
Fully pressurised vessels carrying LPG at ambient temperature. Ideal for coastal and river trades, depot-to-depot movements, and small-scale LPG import programmes across West Africa.
- —Butane
- —Propane
- —Coastal LPG
Semi-Refrigerated
5,000 – 15,000 m³
Combination pressure-temperature vessels offering flexibility for both regional and short-haul international trades. Suitable for Nigerian import cargoes from the Middle East and North Africa.
- —LPG blends
- —Propane
- —Butane
Fully Refrigerated (VLGC)
15,000 – 90,000 m³
Fully refrigerated carriers for large-volume LPG trades — Nigerian export cargoes to Asia and Europe, and large import cargoes for West African distribution hubs.
- —LPG export
- —Ammonia
- —Large-volume import
Current Market — Q2 2025
LPG carrier $25k–$48k/day TC eq · Small pressurised vessels $8k–$16k/day (West Africa coastal & export routes)
TC equivalent benchmarks for fully refrigerated and pressurised gas carriers. Rates vary by vessel type, cargo, and route. Contact us for a current fixture indication.
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