LNG Shipping

The Society for Gas as a Marine Fuel was officially launched by Minister Lui Tuck Yew, in conjunction with SIBCON 2014.

Jiangxi Jiangzhou United Shipbuilding has entered into an agreement with Jianglian Heavy Industries, to develop LNG carriers in China.

The 500th cargo has left Statoil’s Snøhvit LNG facility in Hammerfest, Norway.

Nakilat has announced its financial results for the nine months ended 30 September 2014.

Qatargas has sold its first cargo of LNG to Jovo LNG Storage and Transportation Company, an independent LNG importer from China.

Eniram has been named in the 2014 Global Cleantech 100.

GTT has received an Approval In Principle from China Classification Society for its design of multigas vessels.

GTT’s Chairman and CEO, Philippe Berterottière, will give a lecture at the CCS (Chinese Classification Society) LNG Technology Seminar.

Wärtsilä has released an interim report for the first nine months of 2014, reporting good development in order intake.

Construction has started on the first of two LNG-powered ConRo ships for Crowley Maritime Corp.

Dynagas LNG Partners has declared a quarterly cash distribution for Q3 of US$ 0.39 per unit.

OptaSense’s pipeline intrusion detection system has helped prevent threats to an LNG pipeline in the Republic of Yemen.

European port authorities have discussed LNG bunkering standards with Singapore’s MPA.

Gas Natural Fenosa and Baleària have signed an agreement to develop the first LNG engine for passenger vessels in Spain.

Ti Group completes the gas trial for the first LNG carrier to be built with a BOR of 0.08% per day.