POSH Terasea has released a statement claiming that it has been awarded a contract by Shell to tow and position the Prelude FLNG vessel, and to take charge of the overall towage project management.
DNV GL has announced that ESL Shipping’s new dual-fuelled bulk carriers – which will be the first large LNG-fuelled bulkers – will be the first to be built to DNV GL’s new rules.
The agreement will look to expand collaboration, focusing on operational efficiency and environmental performance in both the offshore and marine sectors.
Gate Terminal has released a statement claiming that it increased its LNG throughput volumes in 2015 compared to 2014.
The Orkney Islands Council has announced that an LNG ship-to-ship transfer is set to take place between 9 – 10 January 2016.
Reuters reports that the first commercial cargo has been delayed from the Australia Pacific LNG project, resulting in additional costs for Sinopec Corp.
LaNaval Shipyard has released a statement claiming that it has successfully laid the keel for the offshore multipurpose dual-fuel vessel, Living Stone.
Keppel Shipyard Ltd has secured a conversion contract for an LNG Floating Storage Unit vessel awarded by Armada Floating Gas Storage Ltd.
Crowley Maritime Corp. has released a statement claiming that it has taken delivery of the Texas – the second of four new Jones Act product tankers from Philly Shipyard Inc.
The Center of Liquefied Natural Gas (CLNG) has welcomed a recent study from the US DOE that assesses the macroeconomic impacts of US LNG exports.
The €34 million LNG Masterplan, which commenced in 2013, has successfully ended.
Hyundai Heavy Industries Group has released a statement claiming that it has gained ‘World Class Products’ certification for five new products, including an FSRU and an LNG carrier.
Douglas-Westwood has announced that it has released its new ‘World LNG Market Forecast 2016 – 2020’, predicting continued CAPEX growth in the LNG industry.
GTT is targeting close to €227 million in revenues in 2015, with a growth of more than 10% in 2016.
Port of Rotterdam has released a statement claiming that Miriam Maes has been appointed to the supervisory board, effective 1 January 2016.