The world’s largest ship refuelling centre Singapore is making a major push on LNG bunkering taking the view that it is only viable greener fuel option at scale for the shipping industry now.

The use of LNG as a marine fuel for ships still has a long way to go before it can be commercially applied on a considerable scale globally, amid the shipping industry’s heightening interest in developing this clean fuel market.

Malaysia’s Petronas is poised to provide LNG bunkering services starting 1 January 2020 as part of efforts to support the government’s move towards developing the country as a bunkering hub.

Chinese shipbuilder Wuhu Shipyard has received an order for three LNG-powered Ro-Lo vessels from Finnish company Bore Shipping.

An exclusive Q+A with Sergey Ivanov, Director, Marine Bunker Exchange (MABUX) AB as emission regulations continue to drive debate and IMO 2020 looms presents a thoughtful and insightful response for the maritime industry interested in LNG.

Chinese logistics service provider Hengtong Logistics is to ink a cooperation agreement with CIMC Raffles to jointly develop LNG related business including the construction of medium-small scale LNG carriers and LNG bunkering vessels. 

French oil major Total has progressed with its plans to develop LNG bunkering service at Oman’s Sohar port following a project job awarded to McDermott on Monday.McDermott has been awarded a contract by Total Oman E&P Development in partnership...

Intra-Europe carrier Containerships has carried out its first simultaneous operations LNG bunkering on container vessel Containerships Nord in the port of Rotterdam, with the vessel becoming the first to perform such an operation in Europe by...

The US Port of Virginia is looking to scale up its use of LNG bunker as it becomes the first US port to join SEA/LNG, the multi-sector industry coalition committed to accelerating the uptake of LNG as a marine fuel.The US Port of Virginia is...

Titan LNG announced that its new LNG bunker barge has completed its first bunkering operation in Rotterdam port, and the Dutch firm is already working on getting in two more identical barges to operate in the ARA (Amsterdam-Rotterdam-Antwerp)...