BC Ferries has held the official naming ceremony for the Salish Eagle and the Salish Raven – two 107 m long ferries, each capable of carrying 145 vehicles and 600 passengers and crew.
GTT will equip two new LNG carriers with its Mark III Flex membrane technology.
ClassNK has opened its third survey office in France.
The Premier of British Columbia, Christy Clark, discusses Japan’s need for LNG, and the province’s ability to provide it.
Marine Service Noord has released a statement claiming that it has received an order for the design and mechanical installation of the LNG fuel systems for two new Doeksen ferries.
Norway-based Awilco LNG has announced that it has entered into a binding agreement to sell two LNG carriers to an undisclosed buyer.
Jonathan Cook has been appointed as the CEO of Flex LNG.
General Dynamics NASSCO has announced that it has hosted the keel laying ceremony for the Liberty – one of three ECO Class tankers under the same construction contract with SEA-Vista LLC.
Bechtel has released a video offering an overview of the three LNG projects on Curtis Island, Australia: Gladstone LNG; Australia Pacific LNG; and Queensland Curtis LNG.
Höegh LNG has released its interim results for 1Q16, demonstrating an increase in EBITDA since the previous quarter.
Alpha Process Controls has expanded its facilities for ERC coupling production and testing.
Malaysia’s Petronas has concluded a contract extension with JOVO Group Co. Ltd, which Petronas claims will help strengthen its LNG market presence in China.
Mark Wells, Coldharbour Marine Ltd, UK, explains the complexity behind the ‘living vs viable’ organism debate in ballast water treatment.
The acquisition forms part of RINA’s plan to increase its profile in the oil and gas industry.
Becker Marine Systems has released a statement claiming that its Hummel LNG hybrid barge is entering its second season of service in Hamburg, Germany.