LNG as fuel news
TotalEnergies and its partners make final investment decision for Texan project
TotalEnergies, Global Infrastructure Partners, NextDecade Corporation, and their partners GIC and Mubadala, made final investment decision to develop the Rio Grande LNG project in southern Texas.
Gasum opens new gas filling station in Sweden
Gasum has announced the opening of its new liquefied gas filling station in Växjö, Sweden.
Osaka Gas to launch STS bunkering business in Japan
Osaka Gas Co., Ltd has announced the launch of a ship-to-ship LNG bunkering business in the Osaka Bay and the Seto Inland Sea.
Alternoil and GrønGas to expand value chain for sustainable fuel alternative
Alternoil GmbH has closed an agreement for the supply of waste-derived bio-LNG from GrønGas A/S.
Gasum and MSC Group partner for LNG and renewable e-LNG
Gasum and the Cruise Division of MSC Group have signed a long-term agreement for the supply of LNG to the MSC Euribia, as well as a letter of intent with the goal of co-operating on the supply of synthetic e-LNG made with renewable energy.
Nikkiso joins SEA-LNG
Nikkiso Clean Energy and Industrial Gases is the latest company to join SEA-LNG – a coalition established to demonstrate the commercial and environmental benefits of LNG and the pathway it provides for maritime decarbonisation.
Van Oord receives third dual-fuel dredger
Seatrium Ltd, through its wholly-owned subsidiary, Seatrium New Energy Ltd (formerly Keppel FELS Limited), and Van Oord Ship Management BV marked the successful completion and delivery of Vox Alexia, the third dual-fuel trailing suction hopper dredger.
Chart continues collaboration with Scania on latest LNG-fuelled coach
Chart Industries, Scania AB, and Irizar are collaborating on the LNG-fuelled version of Irizar’s i8 coach.
Titan and Carnival Corporation conclude first LNG bunker operation
Titan and Carnival Corporation have recently concluded their first LNG bunker operation in the Port of Kiel, Germany.
Sanmar Shipyards delivers electric tug to HaiSea Marine
Sanmar Shipyards has delivered HAISEA WAMIS, the first of three ground-breaking emissions-free battery electric tugs, to HaiSea Marine where it will operate at LNG Canada’s new export facility in Kitimat, British Columbia.