LNG Shipping

Malaysia Marine and Heavy Engineering Holdings has completed a major repair and upgrade for an LNG carrier.

The EU will provide over €4 million towards the construction of an LNG propulsion system onboard a ferry in Germany.

Evergas has reached an agreement with INEOS to expand its new-building series of ethane/multigas vessels, from six to eight units.

The Port of Tallinn has signed contracts for four new ferries, which have been designed to run on LNG in the future.

The Center for Liquefied Natural Gas has praised the US EIA’s report on LNG exports.

Gate terminal has signed a financing agreement with the EIB, in support of the expansion of LNG break bulk infrastructure.

Korean Register will work with APEC to promote the use of LNG-fuelled ships in the APEC region.

Qatargas has made its first LNG delivery to the DUSUP LNG terminal on-board a Q-Max vessel.

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.