Dynagas LNG Partners management says H1 2026 earnings rise on higher Clean Energy charter rate, insurance-claim income
DLNG•H1 2026 earnings and revenue improved
Management commentary: six months ended June 30, 2026 net income rose to USD 33.38 million from USD 27.28 million.
Voyage revenues increased 4.4% to USD 81.13 million, driven by a higher Clean Energy charter rate, partly offset by 20.5 off-hire days.
Costs increased, while financing costs declined
Voyage expenses climbed to USD 5.98 million from USD 3.29 million, mainly reflecting emissions allowance costs that were matched in revenues.
Vessel operating expenses rose to USD 19.09 million from USD 16.48 million, citing higher crew, overhauls, unscheduled repairs.
Interest and finance costs, net fell to USD 7.81 million from USD 10.1 million on lower debt and a lower weighted average rate.
