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Singapore is planning a second LNG terminal even as its first one officially opens.

Singapore plans to add a fourth tank to its LNG terminal that officially opened on Tuesday.

Jensen Maritime is to design the first LNG bunkering barges for operation in the US.

China has officially joined the growing band of countries seeking to play a role in putting flesh on Cyprus’ multi-billion-dollar plans to develop the island’s natural gas reserves.

The adoption of LNG as a fuel will be driven by the performance of early adopters and the development of bunkering services, speakers told the Annual Offshore Support Journal in London.

Hutomo Mandala Putra-owned Humpuss Intermoda Transportasi is pushing ahead with expansion plans, announcing its intent to seek some $500m in bank loans as it pursues contracts to transport liquefied natural gas and chemcal in Indonesia, according...

The day before yet another snowstorm saw two excellent events with a focus on the US maritime scene. The “Salt Talks” a seminar type venue hosted by Metro Group Maritime, a downtown New York based consultancy involved in cash flow management for...

Shipping in Europe, and particularly in the UK, is being crippled by over-zealous environmental measures from the EU, and paralysis at the IMO, UK Chamber of Shipping director David Balston claims.  

Cash-strapped Hyundai Merchant Marine (HMM) will sell its LNG fleet to a Korean investment firm for KRW1.1tn ($1bn).