LNG Shipping

Teekay’s first MEGI powered LNG vessel has been floated out at the DSME shipyard in South Korea.

Deltamarin has launched a new RoPax vessel, the ‘DeltaChallenger’.

Oshima Shipbuilding has received an Approval in Principle from DNV GL for a new LNG-fuelled bulk carrier design.

Novatek has signed a long-term contract with Shell for the supply of LNG from the Yamal project.

Rolls-Royce engines powered by LNG have completed 25 million hours of operation on land and at sea.

ABS will class a new containment system for an LNG vessel to be built for Landmark Capital.

Results of a study commissioned by the WWF Canada encourage the use of LNG in shipping operations in the Arctic.

Elengy and Novatek have signed a contract to provide transshipment services at the Montoir-de-Bretagne LNG terminal.

Wärtsilä has launched a series of four new container feeder vessel designs, including one LNG-fuelled option.

The government is extending an incentive scheme to encourage ocean-going vessels to switch to low-sulfur marine fuel.

Wärtsilä has completed the acquisition of L-3 Marine Systems International.

The societies will collaborate on the development of a European standard for regulating the supply of LNG for ships.

The first ‘Dragon’ class liquid gas transport vessel has been delivered from China.

The patent describes arrangements and methods for transferring BOG between an LNG barge and its tug, while taking into account the relative motion between the two vessels.

Russia’s Sovcomflot reported an EBITDA of US$178.5 million for the first quarter of the year.