LNG

B.C. legislation puts ratification of the government’s first LNG project in motion.

Gaz Métro has been chosen to supply LNG to Société des Traversiers du Québec ferries and the first of three vessels has been commissioned.

Dynagas Partners intends to use the net proceeds from the public offering to finance the acquisition of an operating LNG carrier.

BC Ferries has shortlisted three shipyards for mid-life upgrades of its largest, Spirit Class vessels, although the project is deferred for a year.

The EU has supported the infrastructure developments on the Helsinki-Tallinn maritime link.

BG Group has started up and loaded its first cargo from the QCLNG second LNG train.

Shell LNG has renewed its Featured Product agreement with ATA.

RigNet has won a contract for its telecoms systems integration services for a US Gulf Coast LNG export facility.

Ince & Co. has advised Golar LNG on its agreement of material commercial terms with Perenco Cameroon for an FLNG export project.

ExxonMobil PNG has commenced delivery of up to 25 MW of electricity to supply PNG Power for local use in Papua New Guinea.

The UK’s MAIB has issued a safety bulletin following the mooring line failure that resulted in a serious injury to a deck officer on board an LNG carrier alongside the South Hook LNG terminal.

Ophir Energy has awarded two FEED contracts for the Fortuna FLNG project to two contractor consortia.

BC Ferries has begun the construction of the third and final LNG-fuelled intermediate class ferry of its most recent project.

Alfa S.A and Harbour Energy Ltd have dropped their offer to acquire Pacific Rubiales Energy Corp.

ALE has completed site transportations and load-outs of 69 modules for the Australia Pacific LNG project.