BC Ferries names latest LNG dual-fuel vessel
BC Ferries has announced that it has named its new Salish-Class vessel, Salish Orca, which will have an LNG dual-fuel engine.
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BC Ferries has announced that it has named its new Salish-Class vessel, Salish Orca, which will have an LNG dual-fuel engine.
Several Baltic ports have agreed to invest €8 100 000 for an environmental project, which includes plans for LNG bunkering operations.
Fosmax LNG has released a statement claiming that, as of 1 December 2015, it will offer transhipment services at the Fos Cavaou LNG terminal.
Deltamarin has received a contract to design the world’s first LNG handysize bulk carriers for ESL Shipping.
MARAD will provide US$1 million for two emission-decreasing solutions, including the conversion of a diesel-fuelled tugboat to LNG fuel.
The Gothia Tanker Alliance has announced that three of its partners have ordered four LNG dual-fuel vessels, which will be built by Avic Dingheng Shipbuilding Ltd.
The agreement puts an end to all lawsuits opposing the two sides since 2006.
MacGregor – a part of Cargotec Corp. – has secured several contracts for Pusnes deck machinery, with one package to be used on an LNG FSRU.
The recently published LNG Masterplan Safety Studies focus on the technical, safety and operational risk aspects of LNG bunkering, as well as LNG loading and unloading.
MAN has released a statement claiming that it has successfully acquired the FGSS business from Cryo AB – a member of the Linde Engineering Division.
The Port of Helsingborg has released a statement claiming that it has reached an agreement with Klaipedos Nafta to cooperate on an LNG reloading project in Sweden.
Crowley has announced that it has successfully started construction of a new pier at its Isla Grande terminal in San Juan, Puerto Rico.