LNG Shipping

Brittany Ferries has named its new ships and promised significant CO2 savings from fleet renewal plans involving LNG.

Russia’s Novatek is offering an LNG cargo for loading in July or delivery in August.

Klaipeda LNG’s terminal capacities are now fully booked until the end of the gas year in October 2020.

Exmar has released a financial update, including news on its FSRU barge.

Containerships has successfully carried out its first simultaneous operations LNG bunkering of its ‘Containerships Nord’ vessel in the Port of Rotterdam.

SEA\LNG has welcomed the Port of Virginia as the first US port to join its pro-LNG coalition.

Tallink Grupp has signed a loan agreement for a new LNG powered fast ferry.

Gujarat State Petroleum Corp (GSPC) is looking to purchase an LNG cargo for delivery to India’s Dahej terminal in August.

According to the latest research from VesselsValue, newbuilding orders dropped to record lows in 2Q19.

Fitch Solutions Macro Research has published its outlook for Asia LNG prices.

The trading arm of Thailand’s PTT has purchased an LNG cargo on a free-on-board basis for the first time.

MOL has announced the naming of a newbuilding LNG carrier ordered by Trans Pacific Shipping, a joint venture between MOL and JERA.

GTT has received an order from DSME regarding the tank design of four new LNG carriers.

LNT Marine has achieved success in its LNT A-BOX LNG containment system gas trials.

CREG has approved the tariff and LNG services agreement proposals for unloading slots and additional storage services at the Zeebrugge LNG terminal.