LNG bunkering news

Gasum has opened Värmland’s first liquefied gas filling station in Karlstad, offering LNG and LBG for heavy-duty vehicles.

A UK research project to assess the viability of biomethane in heavy goods vehicles has saved over 1400 t of well-to-wheel CO2e emissions compared to diesel in a two-year trial.

Toho Gas and MOL have successfully bunkered LNG to the tugboat ‘Ishin’ during a demonstration test in the Port of Nagoya.

DKV has expanded its supply network to include LIQVIS LNG filling stations.

MAN Energy Solutions and Wessels Marine have announced a technical showcase whereby the ‘Wes Amelie’ will use liquefied synthetic natural gas as drop-in fuel.

probunkers has announced that it has officially become member of the Getting to Zero Coalition.

Titan LNG has announced that, as part of a joint effort with the Port of Ijmuiden and the OD IJmond, the first LNG bunkering operation involving the Werkendam LNG powered crane vessel has been completed.

Vard Marine are due to design the largest LNG Jones Act bunker barge for Fincantieri Bay Shipbuilding and have completed the concept design.

BHP will decide early next year who the recipient of an LNG tender launched by the company will be.

Egypt’s Damietta Port Authority has received an Italian delegation and hosted talks regarding LNG-related cooperation.