Small Scale LNG

ENGIE LNG Solutions will operate an LNG bunkering station for barges in the port of Antwerp.

The Panama Canal Authority (ACP) has released a statement claiming that the expansion project, which is currently being undertaken, will be complete and inaugurated on 26 June 2016.

Lloyd’s Register (LR) has released a statement claiming that it has signed an agreement with General Electric (GE) and Hyundai Heavy Industries (HHI) to develop a 14k containership design, which will feature electric motors and LNG-fuelled gas turbines.

Ferus Smit has announced that its LNG-powered cement tanker, M. V. Ireland, was successfully launched on 19 March 2016.

A Gazprom delegation, lead by the Deputy Chairman of the Gazprom Management Committee, Vitaly Markelov, has visited Vietnam to discuss cooperation in LNG and natural gas vehicles.

Waste Pro USA has contracted Clean Energy Fuels to construct two new CNG stations in Florida, US.

Swedegas and Kanfer Shipping explore LNG transport by sea and storage in the Gävle region of Sweden.

The CEO of Clean Energy Fuels Corp. has issued a statement in support of Senator Inhofe’s recent letter to the US EPA encouraging the use of natural gas vehicles.

According to Reuters, the European Commission has approved Finnish plans to make €28 million available in public funding to help pay for an LNG terminal.

Rolls-Royce has released a video outlining the benefits of using LNG in the maritime industry.

Gasunie has released its results for 2015, noting an increase in large and small scale tanker loadings, as well as an increase in trucks and containers.

LS Power has announced the launch of a new energy company, LifeEnergy LLC, which will focus on supplying gas, electricity, mobile LNG, solar and distributed generation in North America.

Mitsubishi Heavy Industries has completed the delivery of a large LNG-fuelled cruise ship being built for AIDA Cruises.

Excelerate Energy has announced that its floating storage and regasification unit, Explorer, has successfully completed send-out performance tests and reached a send-out capacity of 1 billion ft3/d.

Matheson Trucking Inc. has announced the addition of 12 LNG tractors and 25 CNG tractors to its fleet.