Small Scale LNG

Ferus Smit has announced that it has delivered the second LNG-powered cement tanker to the JT Cement joint venture.

DNV GL has released a statement claiming that it has signed a contract with Stena Line to provide classification services for the company’s new RoPax ferries.

Kanfer Shipping presents a solution for bringing flexible small scale LNG infrastructure to the Caribbean.

Axègaz has announced that operations have commenced on the public LNG service station on the Lille-Lesquin CRT, France.

ABS has announced that it has joined forces with Arista Shipping, Gaztransport & Technigaz, Deltamarin and Wärtsilä to develop a new, LNG-fuelled, dry bulk carrier concept.

Fuelgarden Energy has been awarded an LNG FEED contract in the UK.

Lloyd’s Register has announced that it has granted Approval in Principle for a 6600 m3 LNG bunker vessel design from Hyundai Mipo Dockyard.

Enagas and the Port of Barcelona have signed an agreement to promote new logistics services for an LNG plant managed by Enagas in the port area.

BC Ferries has held the official naming ceremony for the Salish Eagle and the Salish Raven – two 107 m long ferries, each capable of carrying 145 vehicles and 600 passengers and crew.

Clean Energy Fuels Corp. has released a statement claiming that it has been awarded a five-year LNG deal by the City of Santa Monica, California, US, to fuel its Big Blue Bus vehicles.

Marine Service Noord has released a statement claiming that it has received an order for the design and mechanical installation of the LNG fuel systems for two new Doeksen ferries.

Jonathan Cook has been appointed as the CEO of Flex LNG.

A Japanese delegation recently toured Port MacKenzie, the site of a proposed 1 million tpy small scale LNG plant.

General Dynamics NASSCO has announced that it has hosted the keel laying ceremony for the Liberty – one of three ECO Class tankers under the same construction contract with SEA-Vista LLC.

VEnergy argues that the small scale LNG sector is about to take off in India.