World’s largest LNG bunker vessel to be delivered
The Gas Agility will shift to Europe via Singapore to be ready for the arrival of first CMA CGM boxship giant
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Golar Power gets green light to switch on Sergipe in Brazil
Five years from inking power purchase agreement new FSRU-fed, 1.5GW plant swings into action
Golar banks on low LNG prices to push Brazilian business
Company turns a profit in last three months of 2019, but year-end losses prevail
Coronavirus contagion hammers western shipping stocks after Asian fall
Tanker, bulker and boxship companies sharply down in Monday morning European trading
Report: CNOOC pushes for force majeure on LNG cargoes
As many as 35 cargoes could be subject to force majeure declarations, according to Poten & Partners
South Korea pumping another $690m into fleet renewals
Owners of cargoships and ferries will be able to tap into new modernisation fund
Ferry owner Seaspan lays out plans for new LNG bunker vessel
Company wants to extend LNG bunkering reach outside Vancouver to ports along the north-west Pacific coast
Green campaigners query LNG fuel’s environmental benefit
But LNG backers say the fuel is today’s best alternative even though it may not be ‘magic bullet’ for lowering GHG emissions
Fafalios warns zero-carbon fund must not be a ‘bottomless pit’
Leader of Greek shipowners and operators in London says shipbuilders and engine makers must take the lead
Shell charters Engie LNG bunker vessel for Canary Islands work
Shell has chartered an LNG bunker vessel (LNGBV) controlled by France’s Engie and its partners as the energy major establishes LNG bunkering operations in the Canary Islands. TradeWinds understands Shell has taken the 5,000-cbm Engie Zeebrugge (built 2016) on hire. Source: http://www.tradewindsnews.com