VIDEO: Helgoland LNG ferry leaves shipyard
The MS Helgoland LNG ferry has left the building dock of the Fassmer shipyard, and will now complete sea trials.
The MS Helgoland LNG ferry has left the building dock of the Fassmer shipyard, and will now complete sea trials.
From 1 June, the Port of Antwerp will grant a discount to vessels that use alternative technology to reduce particulate emissions.
Smit Lamnalco has taken delivery of the fifth and final tug, which will service three LNG export terminals in Australia.
The Canadian Natural Gas Vehicle Alliance has appointed Bruce Winchester as executive director.
The latest Federal Budget has missed an opportunity to support the development of an LNG highway.
The company’s dual-fuel conversion applications are eligible for a grant programme in Texas.
LNG America has signed an agreement to provide Scandrill with LNG fuel for drilling operations in the Gulf Coast region.
In response to industry feedback, ABS has released a second edition of its guidelines on LNG bunkering in North America.
A naming ceremony has been held for UASC’s Barzan container vessel, which is the first to receive DNV GL’s ‘Gas Ready’ class notation.
The construction contract includes the development of a pier to accommodate Crowley’s two new LNG-powered ships.
APG’s dual-fuel solution is currently operating drilling rigs in the Bakken region of North Dakota.
Agility Fuel Systems will open a new production facility in North Carolina, which will have onsite LNG fuelling.
VTG Aktiengesellschaft and Chart Feriox have showcased the first tank rail wagon for transporting LNG.
Drydocks World has celebrated the steel cutting ceremony for the Middle East’s first LNG-powered harbour tug.
Lietuvos Energija will merge its two natural gas supply daughter companies: Litags and Lietuvos Duju Tiekimas.