Oct 8 (LNGJ) - Lloyd's Register has released a study on LNG fuelled deep-sea shipping to understand better the future demand for LNG as a fuel. The study found that widespread adoption of LNG-as-fuel will be driven by price, the growth of alternative fuels and the degree of global collaboration. Its base-case outcome
forecasts that by 2025, there could be over 650 deep-sea, LNG-fuelled ships in service, consuming 24 million tonnes of LNG annually.
LNG-fuelled ships forecast
Written by John McKay
Monday, 08 October 2012
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