Tag: LNG bunkering

Shell, the global energy producer, has already safely completed more than  250 LNG bunkering operations around the world, including in France, the Netherlands and Norway, in 2022.

Nippon Yusen Kabushiki Kaisha (NYK) and FueLNG, have released a statement that on 8 March 2023 thet completed the first bunkering to an LNG-fueled pure car and truck carrier (PCTC) in Singapore.

Astomos Energy Corporation (Astomos) and NYK Line have released a statement that on February 26th, they  completed a pilot on the liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) carrier Lycaste Peace, bunkering FAME B24 marine biofuel in Singapore.

Shell Western LNG B.V (Shell) and Hapag-Lloyd have announced the signing of a multi-year agreement for the supply of liquefied natural gas (LNG) to Hapag-Lloyd’s ultra large dual-fuel container vessels of 23,500+ twenty-foot equivalent units (TEU).

Avenir LNG announced its wholly owned subsidiary, Avenir LNG B.V. (Avenir), has successfully conducted Germany’s first direct LNG unloading operation from a transport vessel into trucks.

December 2022 saw the classification of the 5,000-m3 LNG bunker vessel Haugesund Knutsen. A first of its kind, the vessel will bunker LNG in Spanish ports to gas fuel ships for Shell.

The German Federal Ministry of Economic Affairs and Climate Action (BMWK) is funding the construction of three new bunker ships for LNG with a total of approximately 62 million euros.

Japanese insurers are expected to keep marine war insurance, covering the sinking and requisition of ships due to war in Russian waters for at least three months for LNG vessels.

Three Japanese insurance companies will stop insuring ships for damage in all Russian waters due to the war in Ukraine, potentially affecting Japan's energy imports such as liquefied natural gas (LNG), according to international media.

MOL announced that the Sunflower Kurenai, the Japan’s first LNG-fueled ferry received its first LNG fuel supply at the Port of Beppu in Oita Prefecture from Kyuden.