LNG Shipping

A KPC owned company has announced plans to borrow up to US$2.6 billion to build a LNG import terminal.

Elengy and Fosmax LNG are adapting the Fos Cavaou terminal to offer a new LNG bunker-vessel loading service.

The technology group Wärtsilä’s Fuel Gas Supply Systems have passed a significant milestone with the 100th order being booked.

Britain’s busiest LNG import terminal is seeking to diversify its supply sources as Qatari cargoes head east to meet Asian demand.

Golar LNG’s groundbreaking Cameroon LNG project has shipped its first cargo.

Eniram has signed an MoU to participate in Project Forward; a scheme focused on developing a new generation of bulk carriers fuelled by LNG.

Growing coalition continues to advocate for collaboration of commercial and technical expertise to realise LNG’s full potential as a safe, clean, and economically viable marine fuel.

Dynagas LNG has announced its financial results for the quarter ended 31 March 2018.

Inpex is expecting to ship its first LNG cargo from the Ichthys project by the end of September.

Agility Gas Technology (AGT) has been granted its second GCC patent.

Keppel Offshore & Marine has secured contracts from Van Oord to build two high-specification Trailing Suction Hopper Dredgers (TSHDs) capable of running on LNG.

Exmar has executed a 10 year charter with Gunvor for its FSRU barge.

TOTE Maritime Alaska has elected to delay the upcoming Midnight Sun LNG conversion phase-1 dry-dock by 1 year.

Work at Damen Shiprepair Dunkerque on the conversion of the dredger ‘Samuel de Champlain’ to dual-fuel capability combining MGO and LNG.

Siemens has received its first order from Panama for six SGT-800 gas turbines.