Elenger to utilise Inkoo for LNG cargoes
Elenger, the largest Finnish and Baltic States privately owned energy company, is to import three more US LNG cargoes through the Inkoo FSRU terminal in November and December this year.
Water worries to hit Panama Canal transits
The Panama Canal Authority is to reduce the number of transits available per day through both sets of locks.
Canadian eastern seaboard LNG project on the cards
A new LNG export project on Canada’s eastern seaboard is under discussion.
Lloyd’s Register supports LNGC conversion project
Lloyd’s Register (LR) is involved in the classification and technical assurance for the conversion of an LNGC into an FSU for Dixstone Lower Gulf, a Perenco affiliate.
CoreMarine oversees FLNG disconnect and re-hook up
Norwegian engineering company, CoreMarine has completed the disconnection of an FLNG offshore Cameroon’s Kribi Field.
Everllence joins Hudong-Zhonghua in LNGC project
Major engine designer and manufacturer. Everllence has signed an engineering design agreement (EDA) with China’s Hudong-Zhonghua Shipbuilding (Group) to develop 180,000 cu m LNGCs fitted with the company’s DFE+ (dual-fuel, electric+) propulsion system.
Chinese and Japanese shipyards eye LNGC market
Both China and Japan are eyeing up the potential of the LNGC newbuilding market.
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LNG tankers swap cargoes off Oman as Gulf flows skirt Hormuz
Two LNG tankers seem to have conducted a ship-to-ship (STS) transfer outside the Strait of Hormuz, as suppliers seek to keep fuel moving from inside the Persian Gulf to global markets.
Kpler tracks six LNG cargoes redirected to Europe
Europe is regaining some pull in the global LNG market with Kpler tracking six Atlantic Basin cargoes redirected to the bloc, versus two moving away — a sharp reversal from June when 13 cargoes were rerouted from Europe to Asia.
