LNG – Page 11
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NewsTitan plans new bio-LNG plant
Titan has chosen the Port of Amsterdam as the site for its new biomethane (bio-LNG) liquefaction plant.
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NewsShell to demonstrate SOFC on LNG carrier
Shell has signed a deal to power an LNG carrier with a HyAxiom-developed solid oxide fuel cell (SOFC) to test the technology’s ability to cut carbon emissions from maritime transport.
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NewsCMHI-Jiangsu and GTT ink membrane deal
CMHI-Jiangsu is now licensed for the construction of large capacity LNG carriers following a deal to use GTT membrane technology
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NewsBV white paper promotes WtW approach
A new white paper from Bureau Veritas (BV) presents an overview of different alternative fuels, considering issues such as availability and promoting a well-to-wake (WtW) approach to emissions.
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NewsReport: BioLNG likely cheaper than other fuels
Bio-LNG can meet a significant proportion of future shipping demand and will be among the cheapest sustainable alternative marine fuels, according to a new study commissioned by SEA\LNG.
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NewsNew LNG bunker vessel to expand capacity in Singapore in Q1 2023
The beginning of TotalEnergies Marine Fuels’ LNG bunkering services in Singapore moved closer following the ship naming ceremony of the Brassavola LNG bunker vessel that was held at Sembcorp Marine’s Tuas Boulevard Yard today.
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NewsLR AiP for GTT regas solution
Lloyd’s Register has granted approval in principle to GTT’s new digital solution for LNG regasification
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NewsHHI-EMD to market oxicats from 2023
Hyundai Heavy Industries Engine & Machinery Division (HHI-EMD) held a webinar on 28 September 2022 discussing its after-treatment research for LNG and ammonia, saying it plans to market its methane oxidation catalyst (oxicat) technology in 2023.
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NewsCMA CGM orders seven new biogas-powered ships
The CMA CGM Group has ordered seven new biogas-powered ships to serve the French West Indies.
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NewsChina’s first domestic LNG bunker vessel delivered
China’s first domestically-built LNG bunker vessel XIN AO PU TUO HAO has been delivered.
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NewsResearchers push back against LNG as bunker fuel
New separate reporting from the International Council on Clean Transportation (ICCT) and the UCL Energy Institute question the long-term benefits of LNG as bunker fuel.
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NewsBabcock LGE developing reliquefaction remote monitoring
Babcock LGE announced the signature of a Frame Agreement with Kongsberg Maritime to develop a remote monitoring solution for Babcock’s ecoSMRT® LNG (Liquefied Natural Gas) reliquefaction system at Gastech in Milan, Italy.
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NewsGaslog inks Vessel Insight deal
Gaslog LNG signs agreement connecting entire fleet to Kongsberg Digital’s Vessel Insight
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NewsAiP for greener fuel transport
Bureau Veritas has awarded approval in principle for a flexible solution for the transport of LNG and ammonia
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NewsLR awards AiP for steam-to-hybrid LNG carrier conversion design
Lloyd’s Register (LR) has awarded Approval in Principle (AiP) to Empresa Naviera Elcano for their patented steam-to-hybrid conversion design for the transformation of steam turbine LNG carriers to a dual-fuelled propulsion system.
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NewsPartners aim to measure and reduce methane emissions
The Methane Abatement in Maritime Innovation Initiative aims to minimise the environmental impact of LNG in shipping whilst aiding the transition to future fuel solutions.
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NewsLNG-fuelled ferry launched for MOL
Mitsubishi Shipbuilding has launched the Sunflower Murasaki, the second of two large LNG-fuelled ferries being built for Mitsui O.S.K. Lines (MOL).
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NewsWärtsilä to supply package for world’s largest aluminium catamaran
Wärtsilä will supply the engines, waterjets, and fuel storage and supply system for a new high speed catamaran ferry being built at the Incat yard in Tasmania, Australia on behalf of Argentinian ferry operator, Buquebus.
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NewsMOL orders six large LNG-fuelled vessels
Mitsui O.S.K. Lines (MOL) has ordered four Capesize bulkers and two VLCCs which will use LNG.
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NewsGetting to 2050 on e-LNG
Come 2050, SEA-LNG expects that a basket of future fuels based on hydrogen and produced from renewable electricity will be available for ocean-going ships and e-LNG (also known as renewable synthetic LNG) will be an important one.
