Lloyd's Register and Shell back technology from France’s GTT to extend tank inspection intervals on LNG ships

Wednesday, 06 March 2024

A study involving UK maritime classification society Lloyd’s Register, Shell International Trading and Shipping Co. and French liquefied natural gas storage technology company GGT Group has concluded that inspection intervals for LNG carrier membrane tanks could be safely extended due to monitoring technology and predictive maintenance.


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