LNG bunkering news

Bernhard Schulte Shipmanagement and Babcock International Group have announced that they are collaborating to develop a ground-breaking gas supply vessel.

The EU co-funded CEF project, S/F SamueLNG, has released a statement claiming that the project officially commenced in December 2016 in Gijon, Spain.

Titan LNG has been given the ‘Clean Harbour Programme’ award, including a €500 000 subsidy, by the Province of North-Holland, the Netherlands, to support the construction of its LNG bunkering pontoon.

SEA\LNG has released a statement claiming that a collaborative approach to understanding the opportunities and then tackling the associated commercial barriers to LNG is crucial to encourage its usage an alternative to traditional bunker fuels.

Bureau Veritas has released a statement congratulating Seaspan on its new dual-fuel ferry entering service.

The Tallink group chose Skangas as one of their LNG partners for the new LNG driven fast ferry Megastar.

GAS Entec has announced that it has successfully delivered an engineering service and total LNG cargo handling equipment package for the US’ first 2200 m3 LNG bunkering barge.

SEA\LNG – a coalition established to promote the widespread adoption of LNG as a marine fuel – has announced that Total has joined its ranks.

Bomin Linde has announced that, at the end of September 2016, it carried out the initial LNG bunkering operation for the Searoad Mersey II RoRo ferry.

Seaspan Ferries Corp. has announced that the Seaspan Swift – the first of two new dual-fuelled/hybrid (diesel, LNG and battery) ferries – has arrived at the Tilbury Terminal in B.C.