LNG Shipping

According to Reuters, Pakistan LNG has signed agreements with Gunvor and Italy’s Eni for LNG shipments.

The Port of Gothenburg has announced that the number of environmentally friendly vessels calling at the port is growing.

The deals include a US$684.5 million up to 12-year facility for BW Gas JuJu LNG.

Höegh LNG Holdings Ltd has signed a firm shipbuilding contract and an agreement for three optional FSRUs with Samsung Heavy Industries in South Korea.

GasLog Ltd and GasLog Partners LP have announced that Simon Crowe has decided to step down as Chief Financial Officer.

Bureau Veritas has released a statement congratulating Seaspan on its new dual-fuel ferry entering service.

The launch ceremony of DEME’s dual fuel trailing suction hopper dredger took place on 14 January.

Philly Shipyard Inc. has announced that it has held a keel laying ceremony for the fourth product tanker in a four-vessel order for American Petroleum Tankers.

Tightening of emissions limits for deep-water ships has some of North America’s busiest ports chasing a new opportunity.

BC Ferries has announced that the LNG-fuelled Salish Orca has arrived in British Columbia, Canada.

Evergas has released a statement claiming that it has successfully held a name-giving ceremony for its latest multigas LNG carrier.

Fluxys has announced that the second jetty at the Zeebrugge LNG terminal has officially opened, with Coral Energy becoming the first LNG carrier to berth at the jetty for a commercial loading.

Mitsubishi Corp. has announced plans for a new LNG carrier to be deployed to the Cameron LNG project in the US.

According to Reuters, CNOOC – the Chinese state-owned energy company – has diverted two LNG cargoes following a pipeline fire in Tianjin, northern China.

Arctia has released a statement claiming that Polaris – the world’s first LNG icebreaker – has commenced service.