LNG Shipping

GTT has received an order for four large LNG carriers, to be built by DSME.

Elengy has launched a training programme to support the development of small scale LNG at the Montoir-de-Bretagne terminal.

TGE Marine signed two contracts for a firm and optional LNG vessel in December 2014.

DNV GL has opened a new office in Central China to help support business growth in the region.

The keel for the first of two LNG-powered ships for Crowley has been laid during a ceremony in Mississippi.

Paillette Palaiologou has been appointed as Bureau Veritas’ Marine Marketing and Sales Director within the Marine and Offshore Operating Group.

Four new LNG carriers being built in China will feature Wärtsilä LNG reliquefaction plants and gas handling systems.

Golar LNG Ltd has completed the transaction to sell the companies that own and operate the FSRU Golar Eskimo to Golar LNG Partners LP.

VTG Aktiengesellschaft and Brunsbüttel Ports have signed an agreement in which both parties reaffirmed their commitment to LNG.

GTT has signed an agreement with Conrad Shipyard for the design and construction of LNG barges and LNG-fuelled vessel bunker tanks.

BC Ferries announced that the first steel has been cut for the first of three new intermediate class dual-fuel ferries.

GE Power Conversion has received a new order from Kawasaki Heavy Industries for propulsion systems on two LNG carriers.

Golar LNG Limited announced that Doug Arnell has decided to step down as CEO of Golar.

Golar LNG has been awarded two LNG carrier time charters by Nigeria LNG Ltd.

The LNG carrier SCF Melampus was delivered to its owner, Sovcomflot, at the beginning of January.