LNG Shipping

TOTE’s LNG-powered containerships prove reliability of dual-fuel technology.

Three new Arctic class LNG tankers have completed sea trials and are due to start operations at the Yamal LNG terminal.

GB Developers have filed a request with the FERC to initiate its pre-filing environmental review process for their LNG facility.

The FERC has issued environmental review schedules for 12 pending LNG terminal applications.

Höegh LNG executes 15-month time charter with Naturgy for FSRU #9.

The US FERC has released anticipated final order dates for three LNG export terminal projects.

GTT has received a new order notification from a Korean shipyard for the tank design of a new European-owned LNG carrier.

Dominion Energy announces commitments secured for US$3 billion Cove Point term loan.

Viking Line has announced that construction of its new passenger cruise ship has commenced at the Xiamen Shipbuilding Industry Co. Ltd shipyard in China.

Novatek’s Yamal LNG facility in the Arctic has come on stream faster than expected and recently exceeded volumes from Russia’s other LNG facility (Sakhalin-II).

Terminal receives 13 carriers in one month, completes three transshipments within seven days, and completes its tenth transshipment since January.

According to Reuters, the Patris LNG tanker is scheduled to both arrive and load at the Port of Rotterdam, the Netherlands, on 7 September 2018.

GTT has announced that it has won an order from Samsung Heavy Industries concerning the tank design of a new 174 000 m3 LNG carrier.

KLAW LNG is in the process of launching a white paper examining the variables in managing a SIL2 complaint LNG safety critical flexible hose transfer system.

MAN PrimeServ has announced that it has been awarded a contract to convert two RoPax ferries from Spanish operator Baleària Eurolineas Maritimas S.A. to dual-fuel operation.