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Home›Clean Fuel›Japan’s first LNG tugboat completes 100th bunkering
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January 30, 2020 · about 6 years ago

Japan’s first LNG tugboat completes 100th bunkering

Japanese shipping giant NYK Line said that Japan’s first LNG-fueled vessel, the tugboat Sakigake, completed the 100th LNG bunkering operation since its delivery in 2015.

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Japan’s first LNG tugboat completes 100th bunkering
Image courtesy of NYK Line

Image courtesy of NYK Line

Japanese shipping giant NYK Line said that Japan’s first LNG-fueled vessel, the tugboat Sakigake, completed the 100th LNG bunkering operation since its delivery in 2015.

The LNG bunkering was conducted from a tank truck at the No. 5 quay of Shinko, Yokohama, NYK Line said in its statement.

The vessel is owned by NYK and operated by Shin-Nippon Kaiyosha, an NYK Group company.

The dual-fuel vessel capable of running on liquefied natural gas or heavy oil ordered in December 2013 has been built by Keihin Dock and serves the ports of Yokohama and Kawasaki.

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