LNG Shipping

The world’s largest shipbuilding company has agreed to an order for US$ 1.1 billion worth on construction projects.

Norwegian company, Hoegh, has won a contract for one of its soon-to-be-built LNG floating storage and regasification units.

Thoughts on how oil and gas companies can adapt to, and profit from, the uncertain environment they face in the coming year.

Bureau Veritas has given approval in principle for the basic design of a 14,000 teu containership to be powered by LNG. The design was developed in a joint industry project between Korea’s Daewoo Shipbuilding & Marine Engineering, liner major CMA-CGM and Bureau Veritas.

BP forecasts robust global energy demand to 2030 despite efficiency gains.

Oman Drydock Company has recently received its first LNG carrier and is set for commercial launch in February.

DNV has won a contract with the Flemish government to undertake a feasibility study for the provision of LNG bunkering facilities at the ports of Antwerp, Zeebrugge and Ghent in Belgium.

Representative Markey from the American Public Gas Association has sent a letter to Secretary Chu questioning LNG export.

The American Public Gas Association comments on the Environmental Protection Agency’s methane rules.

The American Petroleum Institute is urging energy discussions in the US election campaigns.

Inpex Corp. and Total have signed a sales and purchase agreement with a consortium of five Japanese utility companies to supply them with 4 million tpa of LNG from the Ichthys LNG project.

Höegh LNG Holdings Ltd. has entered into an agreement with Daewoo Shipbuilding & Marine Engineering Co. (DSME) to initiate a project specific FEED of an LNG FPSO solution for the Tamar gas field offshore Israel.

Somali pirates operating out of the failed state have been posing a serious threat to shipping which passes through the region, taking many ships and their crew hostage, but what specific threat do these attacks pose to LNG carriers?

Bit Viking, which is owned by Sweden's Tarbit Shipping, was converted under supervision from Germanischer Lloyd (GL) and now qualifies for lower nitrogen oxide (NOx) emission taxes under the Norwegian government's NOx fund scheme.

Wärtsilä Corporation has reached agreement with the Board of Hamworthy plc, a UK listed ship-based LNG regaisfication company focussed on the marine and oil and gas sectors, in regards to a recommended cash offer for the acquisition of Hamworthy.