LNG Shipping

The port of Rotterdam has announced an increase in LNG throughput in the first half of 2014.

The Russian Maritime Register of Shipping has implemented the AIP service to review modern LNG cargo containment systems.

The Port of Antwerp announces plans to set up LNG bunkering station for barges.

Kongsberg Maritime’s technology has been chosen by Chinese and Korean shipbuilders for six LNG vessels and one LNG FSRU.

Teekay LNG plans to use the proceeds to fund six newbuilding LNG carriers.

LNG owners and operators weigh up costs of shipping LNG through expanded Panama Canal.

LNG tanks and dual-fuel engine delivered to General Dynamics’ NASSCO’s Shipyard.

Nakilat has posted a significant increase in profits from the same period last year.

GTT has received notification from Hudong-Zhonghua for four LNG carriers ordered by Teekay, CNOOC, China LNG Shipping and BW.

Austral Asia Line has successfully delivered and discharged two LNG tanks in the Port of San Diego.

Wärtsilä pens technical management agreements with four Greek LNG ship owners.

HHIC has been awarded the contract to build the world’s first ship-to-ship LNG bunkering vessel.

Alpha Process Controls creates an in-house test centre for LNG breakaway couplings.

Elengy marks two major milestones the company has achieved since 1965.

Anthony Veder’s LNG carrier Coral Methane called at the Euroservices Terminal for gassing up and cooling down.