SEA\LNG welcomes two new partners
SEA\LNG has welcomed two new partners – ABS and Keppel Offshore & Marine’s Gas Technology Development.
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SEA\LNG has welcomed two new partners – ABS and Keppel Offshore & Marine’s Gas Technology Development.
CB&I has been awarded a contract by Puget Sound Energy Inc. for the engineering, procurement, fabrication and construction of a multi-purpose LNG storage and fuelling terminal in Tacoma, Washington, US.
Teekay has announced that it has held the steel cutting ceremony for its second LNG icebreaker newbuilding for the Yamal LNG project.
According to Reuters, Cheniere Energy Inc. is preparing to export LNG from its Sabine Pass facility to Asian customers for the first time.
LMG Marin has released a statement claiming that it has signed a contract for the design of a large, LNG-fuelled, double-ended ferry for Italian ship owner, Caronte & Tourist.
Titan LNG has announced that it has successfully completed the first ever LNG bunker delivery at the Port of Amsterdam, the Netherlands, to a sea-going vessel.
The Society of International Gas Tanker and Terminal Operators Ltd has announced two new senior appointments, following its Autumn 2016 meeting in Nagoya, Japan.
RasGas recently delivered its first LNG cargo to the Dunkerque LNG regasification terminal.
Nakilat has assumed full ship management and operations of the Umm Slal Q-Max LNG carrier from Shell Trading and Shipping Co. Ltd, as part of a planned and phased transition.
Viking Line has announced that it has signed a letter of intent with China’s Xiamen Shipbuilding Industry Co. Ltd regarding an order for an LNG-fuelled passenger vessel to be delivered in Spring 2020.
The Salish Orca – BC Ferries’ first LNG-fuelled ferry – has departed Poland and set sail for British Columbia, Canada, where it will enter service in Spring 2017.
The Russian Maritime Register of Shipping has announced that it has hosted the 18th meeting of the Russian-German Joint Commission on Maritime Shipping.