Tag: LNG bunkering

Vincent Lagarrigue, Trelleborg, suggests technology for ensuring the safe operation of LNG bunkering and highlights how important is to use LNG as a marine fuel in a easy, reliable and above all safe way. Mr. Lagarrigue also recommends further implementation of LNG bunkering operations offshore for efficient time management and less congestion at ports.

ENGIE and the AES Corporation have agreed to enter into a joint venture to market and sell liquefied natural gas to third parties in Central America, according to AES's statement. The new agreement will pave the way for the two companies to develop small scale LNG demand and provide bunkering services.

The first bunkering demonstration transferring liquefied natural gas to a ship was carried out yesterday in Singapore by Pavilion Energy, one of the two companies licensed as LNG bunker suppliers in the country.

The Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore, SPRING Singapore and the Standards Development Organisation @ Singapore Chemical Industry Council launched the first Singapore Technical Reference 56 for LNG Bunkering, which offers sustainable technical framework for conducting LNG bunkering operations.

Repsol and Enagás have for the first time in Europe supplied a ship with LNG fuel directly from a regasification plant. The operation lasted five hours at the Enagás regasification plant, in Cartagena. This type of supply is known as pipe-to-ship bunkering, and was carried out using flexible cryogenic transfer hoses, connecting the ship directly to the terminal.

Singapore LNG Corporation and Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore jointly launched the nation’s first LNG Truck Loading Facility, during a ceremony held on 12 April 2017, at the SLNG Terminal. The launch, officiated by Chief Executive Officer of SLNG and Chief Executive of MPA, marks the readiness for operations.

The Port of Koper, Slovenia, presented studies in the framework of the European project GAINN4MOS, as it explores possibilities to refuel vessels with Liguified Natural Gas. In the presence of a professional audience, new knowledge was acquired in relation to technical possibilities to refuel vessels with LNG at the Port of Koper.

Wison Offshore & Marine announced that the company has developed a multi-functional carrier named Wison-LNG-Distributor. With scalable capacity between 5000 to 20,000 cubic meters, the Wison-LNGD integrates the functions of LNG loading, bunkering and container delivery, aiming to make regional LNG redistribution more efficient.

Total Marine Fuels Global Solutions and Pavilion Gas signed a Memorandum of Understanding on LNG bunkering cooperation in Singapore. Under the MOU, Pavilion Gas will supply LNG as a bunker fuel to Total, in charge of worldwide bunkering activities, for LNG deliveries to marine fuel operators in the port of Singapore.