LNG Shipping

GDF SUEZ has celebrated the 50th anniversary of the first commercial LNG delivery.

DNV GL has been inducted as the newest member of the World Energy Council’s Global Partner programme.

Tokyo Gas has received the first shipment of LNG from the Queensland Curtis LNG project in Australia.

The port authorities of Helsinki and Tallin, together with Tallink Grupp, have submitted applications for funding to the CEF.

The world’s first LNG-powered containership is to be launched at the General Dynamics NASSCO shipyard in San Diego.

GasLog has completed the acquisition of two LNG carriers from Methane Services Ltd, a subsidiary of BG Group.

The proceeds from the bond issue will partially finance the company’s investment programme for LNG-fuelled vessels.

Finland is leading the EU Directive on deployment of alternative fuels infrastructure.

Sovcomflot Group received two LNG carrier newbuildings in 2014, which are under long-term charter to Gazprom.

Damen Shipyards Group has become the first European shipbuilder to join the World Ocean Council.

ABS has updated its guidance on LNG bunkering in North America, to support the transport sector’s transition to using cleaner fuels.

Teekay has marked the keel laying ceremony of the Creole Spirit LNG carrier, the first of nine vessels powered with MEGI engines.

The LNG carrier will be built by DSME, with an expected delivery throughout 2018.

The Port of Rotterdam reports that an increasing number of LNG containerships are under construction.

FKAB has confirmed that it has started basic design of a new LNG carrier for Xiamen Shipbuilding Industry Co. Ltd.