LNG as fuel news
MOL signs deal to supply bio-LNG fuel for car carriers in Europe
Mitsui O.S.K. Lines, Ltd has signed new supply agreements in Europe to expand the use of bio-LNG fuel on MOL-operated LNG-fuelled car carriers.
Europe urged to turn methane abatement into a maritime competitive advantage
A new report published by the Methane Abatement in Maritime Innovation Initiative underscores that timely policy action on shipping methane emissions will be critical to maintaining the EU’s industrial leadership.
LNG looks set to bridge a wider gap
Andrea Lazzaro, Head of Business Development, WinGD explores how LNG looks set to bridge a wider gap.
FreshLinc and Gasrec to open new bio-LNG station
Gasrec has received planning permission to build a new high-capacity, public bio-LNG facility adjacent to FreshLinc’s headquarters, in Spalding.
Data shows investments in the methane decarbonisation pathway continue to grow
2026 data shows that the methane decarbonisation pathway is moving forward, despite geopolitical disruption and regulatory uncertainty, says SEA-LNG.
‘K’ LINE signs shipbuilding contracts for four LNG-fuelled car carriers
‘K’ LINE has signed shipbuilding contracts with China Merchants Jinling Ship-yard (Nanjing) Co., Ltd for four 1380-vehicle capacity LNG dual-fuel car carriers.
Carnival Corp. completes Latin America’s first cruise ship LNG bunkering operation
Carnival Corp. has carried out Latin America and the Western Caribbean’s first LNG bunkering, refuelling the Carnival Jubilee in Honduras.
Axpo and Carnival Corp. conduct Naples’ first cruise ship LNG refuelling
Axpo has completed the first LNG bunkering of a cruise ship in Naples, Italy, refuelling Princess Cruises’ Sun Princess.
Seaspan Energy and MOL sign annual LNG bunkering agreement for car carriers in Port of Vancouver
Seaspan Energy has secured an annual LNG term bunkering contract for car carriers at the Port of Vancouver in partnership with Mitsui O.S.K. Lines.
Bureau Veritas supports MSC Cruises’ industry first
Bureau Veritas Marine & Offshore has supported MSC Cruises in becoming the first cruise line to achieve independent verification and Flag State recognition of actual methane emissions from its ships for the purposes of FuelEU Maritime compliance.