LNG - 14 June 2017

The CEO of Atlantic LNG has delivered a speech claiming that Trinidad and Tobago will remain one of the world’s most competitive LNG producers, despite current challenges.

Qatar Petroleum’s Wave LNG Solutions has signed a framework agreement with Shell to develop LNG marine fuelling – or bunkering – infrastructure at strategic shipping locations located across the globe.

Engie has announced that ship-to-ship LNG bunkering services have commenced in the Port of Zeebrugge, Belgium.

Vos Logistics has announced that it has added two new LNG-fuelled trucks to the Pipelife fleet.

Monadelphous Group Ltd has won new contracts and additional work with a combined value of approximately $125 million.