LNG Shipping

Meyer Turku is moving the delivery of its LNG-fuelled cruise ship, ‘Costa Smeralda’, from mid-October to mid-November.

Gil Porter, Brad Richards and Chad Mills, Haynes and Boone, USA, discuss how the US will handle the next wave of LNG projects.

Delta Offshore Energy and LNG Limited have announced an alliance with the Bac Lieu Provincial Government in Vietnam to deliver an LNG-to-power project for the province.

Demand for small scale units must balance business case against local regulations and longer term energy market risks, says Tor-Ivar Guttlesrod, ABS.

NEOT has become the first company in the port of Södertälje to receive LNG from the world’s largest LNG bunker supply vessel ‘Kairos’.

Sovcomflot and NYK Line have announced that they have signed a new US$176 million non-recourse credit facility for eight years with three leading international banks.

Japan’s Mitsui & Co. has plans to expand its iron ore and LNG assets, despite indications that the global economy is slowing.

The call for capacity subscription currently ongoing at Montoir-de-Bretagne will enter its final binding phase in October 2019.

GTT has received two orders from HHI, each concerning the tank design of a new LNG carrier.

Elengy has completed 20 000 truckloadings of LNG at its terminals.

OLT Offshore LNG Toscana’s terminal is currently working at 100% of its capacity.

Adriatic LNG has celebrated the 10th anniversary of the regasification activities of its terminal which is located off the Veneto coasts.

MAN Cryo has announced that it will supply an LNG fuel-gas supply system to Norwegian ship owner, Egil Ulvan Rederi, for a ‘multipurpose palletised cargo and refrigerated vessel’ newbuild.

Wison and JMU sign agreement to produce the SPB® containment system as a fuel tank.

H-Energy has, through its wholly owned subsidiary East Coast Concessions Private Ltd, signed a port service agreement with Kakinada Seaports Ltd.