LNG has long been hailed as a transition fuel, with relatively little focus on the exact steps that follow it as a fuel. However, as new bunker capacity emerges for alternative fuels many operators are now exploring means to retrofit existing LNG vessels and prepare for future demand. Fuelling Editor Malcolm Ramsay has more.
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