Small Scale LNG

Located on the Baltic Sea, Rostock is port where ships can be fueled with environmentally friendly LNG.

Flogas Britain has announced a new multi-million pound investment in its LNG distribution fleet, giving it the largest commercial LNG distribution fleet in Britain.

Endesa has opened a natural gas fuelling station in Valdemoro, Spain.

Klaipedos nafta has awarded Chart Ferox and PPS the contract for an LNG reloading station in Lithuania.

ClassNK has released amendments to its Guidelines on the Installation of Ballast Water Treatment Systems.

Former Cheniere CEO, Charif Souki, has teamed with Martin Houston to form a new company offering mid scale liquefaction and export projects.

Tor E. Svensen – the Group Executive Vice President at DNV GL – has made the decision to retire, with effect from 1 August 2016.

A Gazprom delegation lead by Alexey Miller has visited Bolivia, leading to an MOU promoting the use of LNG.

Qatargas has announced that it has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with Shell and the Maersk Group to explore the development of LNG as a marine fuel in the Middle East.

Becker Marine Systems has announced that it has received a federal grant for its LNG PowerPac, which supplies power to moored containerships.

Construction has started on two dual-fuel ferries for the Clyde and Hebrides network at Ferguson Marine Engineering Ltd (FMEL).

Chart-Ferox engineers defied Storm Desmond to complete the final installation and commissioning of an LNG evaporation project for Aggregate Industries.

Bunker Holding has announced that, in cooperation with Unioil Supply A/S and Kosan Crisplant A/S, it is planning to build an LNG production facility in Frederikshavn, Denmark.

Tallink has released a statement claiming that the keel for its new fast ferry, Megastar, has been laid at the Meyer Turku shipyard in Finland.

Mark Adeosun, Douglas-Westwood, UK, offers a forecast for the LNG market to 2020, with a particular emphasis on developments in Asia.