LNG Shipping

Park Hong-sik, a fund manager who correctly predicted the rally of South Korean technology stocks in 2017, has a new bet for this year: Shipbuilders.

Phoenix Petroleum and CNOOC have agreed to a partnership to explore the possibility of building a LNG receiving terminal in the Philippines.

Keppel O&M has secured a contract from FueLNG to build South East Asia's first LNG bunkering vessel valued at approximately S$50 million.

Bureau Veritas has issued a range of approvals for GTT’s new gas containment systems and LNG technology applications.

MPA Singapore has awarded S$6 million to FueLNG Pte Ltd and Pavilion Gas Pte Ltd for the building of LNG bunker vessels.

Seacor Holdings Inc. has announced its purchase of the remaining interest in Cleancor Energy Solutions LLC.

BW has added KVH’s connectivity services to 45 more of its vessels and has extended an airtime agreement for prior vessels.

Company also ensures the MARPOL compliance of vessels managed by Wilhelmsen Ship Management.

Australia’s AGL Energy Ltd. expects to make a FID on the country’s first LNG import terminal in the financial year of 2019.

Misconception that data must be submitted to verifiers in a certain format is placing additional burden on ship owners and operators.

Mitsui O.S.K. Lines has taken delivery of the LNG carrier ‘CESI Lianyungang’ which will now sail under a long-term charter for SINOPEC.

Oman Drydock Company’s recently appointed Chief Executive Officer will use this year’s Posidonia event as a platform to share his plans for the company.

The latest Presidential decree regarding LNG bunkering in Greece marks a major milestone for the Poseidon Med II project and its work on regulatory frameworks for LNG in the East Mediterranean area.

Höegh LNG has released its interim results for the quarter ended 31 March 2018.

Swedegas and Barents NaturGass in agreement on delivery of LNG to new bunkering facility in the Port of Gothenburg.