Nigerian liquefied natural gas tanker LNG Imo arrived in Brazil on Monday, after being re-routed away from Britain, according to AIS Live ship tracking data on Reuters.
The vessel, which can carry around 148,000 cubic metres of super-cooled gas, had previously been scheduled to deliver its cargo to Britain's Dragon LNG terminal on Monday but was re-routed to Brazil in early August.
Brazilian state-controlled oil and gas company Petrobras , which sources said was the buyer of the Nigerian cargo, operates the Guanabara LNG terminal near Rio where the vessel appears to be headed.
The vessel, which can carry around 148,000 cubic metres of super-cooled gas, had previously been scheduled to deliver its cargo to Britain's Dragon LNG terminal on Monday but was re-routed to Brazil in early August.
Brazilian state-controlled oil and gas company Petrobras , which sources said was the buyer of the Nigerian cargo, operates the Guanabara LNG terminal near Rio where the vessel appears to be headed.