Wärtsilä Corp. has released a statement claiming that John Hatley, Vice President, Wärtsilä Marine Solutions in America, has been elected to the board of directors of the Society for Gas as a Marine Fuel.
ConocoPhillips has released the first video in its five part “LNG: 101” series entitled “Right for the Times”.
British Columbia’s Minister of Natural Gas Development has returned from a business development trip to Asia, in which he sought to strengthen B.C.’s working relationship with LNG partners based in Tokyo, Japan.
MacGregor, which is part of Cargotec Corp., has announced that it has received equipment orders for four LNG-fuelled, next-generation eco-cruise ships.
Woodside Energy Ltd has announced that it has signed a five-year charter contract with Siem Offshore Australia Pty Ltd – an agreement that will deliver Australia’s first LNG-powered marine support vessel.
Zeeland Seaports has announced that the pilot truck-to-ship LNG bunkering operation has been successfully carried out in the port of Vlissingen, the Netherlands.
Reuters reports that Japan’s Osaka Gas Co. will try to sell surplus LNG when a short-term opportunity arises, and will also set-up long-term sales agreements with other LNG purchasers.
The first MC Class vessel for BigRoll Shipping has been successfully delivered by Cosco Dalian Shipyard Co. Ltd to the owner.
Triyards Holdings Ltd, through its subsidiary, Strategic Marine, has won a contract from Rederji Doeksen for the construction of two LNG-fuelled aluminium catamarans.
Wärtsilä Corp. has announced that it has won a contract from Gdansk Shiprepair Yard ‘Remontowa’ S.A. to provide equipment for the conversion of two BC Ferries to LNG.
The BC LNG Alliance has released a short video looking at the history of the LNG shipping industry.
KOTUG International B.V. has announced that it has successfully formed a joint venture with Royal Boskalis Westminster N.V. for their European harbour towage operations.
MSC Cruises and STX France have signed a letter of intent for four LNG-fuelled ships.
The Switch has announced that has been awarded a contract to supply its permanent magnet shaft generator for a 45 000 m3 LNG carrier being built by China Merchants Heavy Industry Co. Ltd.
The Gate terminal has announced that the first LNG transhipment has recently been performed.