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  • Trinidad and Tobago: Point Fortin Sends LNG Cargo

    15 March 2012

    Trinidad and Tobago’s Point Fortin terminal shipped an liquefied natural gas cargo yesterday, according to shipping data. The cargo is being carried by the British Innovator, a 138,200 cubic-meter tanker. The destination of the cargo is unknown at this moment. Trinidad and Tobago’s Point Fortin LNG terminal produced 14,664,884 mt of LNG in 2011. [mappress] […]

  • Taiwan to Get LNG Cargo Next Week

    13 January 2012
    Vessels

    Taiwan’s Yung-An LNG terminal is due to receive a cargo of liquefied natural gas next week, according to Kaohsiung Port Authority. The Golar Mazo tanker, with a capacity of 135,000 cbm, will reach Yung-An terminal on January 16. The Yung-An terminal is Taiwan’s first liquefied natural gas receiving terminal, and it is operated by CPC. […]

  • Qatari LNG for Taiwan

    30 March 2012
    Vessels

    Taiwan’s Yung-An LNG terminal is due to receive a cargo of liquefied natural gas from Qatar next month, according to Kaohsiung Port Authority. The Simaisma tanker, with a capacity of 145,800 cbm, will reach Yung-An terminal on April 9. The Yung-An terminal is Taiwan’s first liquefied natural gas receiving terminal, and it is operated by […]

  • Trinidad Ships Another LNG Cargo

    28 March 2012
    Vessels

    Trinidad and Tobago’s Point Fortin terminal shipped a liquefied natural gas cargo yesterday, according to shipping data. The cargo is being carried by the Golar Grand, a 145,879 cubic-meter tanker and the destination of the cargo is unknown at this moment. Trinidad and Tobago’s Point Fortin LNG terminal produced 14,664,884 mt of LNG in 2011. […]

  • 4 of 9 owners of sunken ship already out of the country

    31 August 2006

    FOUR of the nine owners of an oil tanker that sank into the Guimaras Strait have left the country long before the Bureau of Immigration placed them on its watchlist, an Immigration official said Thursday. Japanese nationals Tomoki Tsubomoto, Hiromi Irishika and Mototsugu Yamaguchi departed the Philippines in May 2001, while Gregorio Flores left only […]

  • MPA mulls more incentives to push LNG fuel adoption

    8 November 2019

    Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore (MPA) is aiming to add further incentives to its Maritime Singapore Green Initiative (MSGI) to further promote the adoption of LNG as fuel.

  • Five Missing in Collision off Singapore

    13 September 2017
    Business & Finance

    Five seafarers are mising following a collision between a 30,747 dwt tanker Kartika Segara and a Dominican-registered dredger JBB De Rong 19 in Singapore territorial waters. After the ships collided at about 12.40 am Singapore time on September 13, while they were some 1.7 nautical miles south-west of Sisters Island, the dredger capsized and “is currently […]

  • World Chokepoints Key for Oil Transit

    2 December 2014

    World chokepoints for maritime transit of oil are a critical part of global energy security because of the high volume of petroleum and other liquids transported by these routes. About 63% (56.5 million barrels per day) of the world’s oil production in 2013 moved on maritime routes, as indicated by U.S. Energy Information Agency ‘s […]

  • MOL runs first LNG bunkering in port of Kobe

    18 September 2019
    Vessels

    Mitsui O.S.K. Lines (MOL) bunkered LNG to the liquefied natural gas-fueled tugboat Ishin at the port of Kobe. 

  • Euronav continues decarbonization journey with new biofuel trial

    19 November 2021
    Environment, Infrastructure, Outlook & Strategy, Regulation & Policy, Transition, Vessels

    After successful completion of a B30 biofuel blend test on the Suezmax vessel Statia, Belgium-based tanker shipping company Euronav has now concluded a B50 biofuel blend trial on its Suezmax tanker Marlin Sardinia.

  • HMS Dragon Helps Guide LNG Carrier through Strait of Hormuz in Gulf Exercise

    10 June 2013
    Vessels

    HMS Dragon helped shepherd a gigantic gas tanker through one of the world’s most important ‘choke points’ during an exercise to hone protecting sea trade. The Type 45 destroyer joined forces with other Royal Navy and US Navy vessels, escorting the 130,000-tonne tanker through the narrows between the Gulf and Arabian Sea, source of much […]

  • Norden inks order for six Supramaxes with DACKS

    22 June 2023
    Business & Finance, Business Developments & Projects, Green Marine, Vessels

    Danish shipping company Norden has placed a newbuilding order for six Supramax dry cargo vessels with Dalian COSCO KHI Ship Engineering (DACKS), a joint venture between COSCO Shipping and Kawasaki Heavy Industries. The 64,000 dwt vessels are slated for delivery in the next two to three years. “Placing this newbuilding order is an integrated part […]

  • Long-awaited oil removal from ‘ticking bomb’ FSO Safer kicks off in Red Sea

    25 July 2023
    Authorities & Government, Business Developments & Projects, Collaboration, Environment, Green Marine, Outlook & Strategy, Regulation & Policy, Safety, Vessels

    The much-anticipated removal of more than 1 million barrels of oil from the decaying FSO Safer off Yemen’s Red Sea coast started today. The ship-to-ship transfer of oil to the replacement tanker Yemen, formerly known as Nautica, which arrived in Yemen a few days ago, is expected to last 19 days. The UNDP-led operation is aimed […]

  • Bulgargaz-BOTAŞ agreement: First LNG cargo arrives in Turkey

    12 April 2023
    Authorities & Government, Business Developments & Projects, Collaboration, Outlook & Strategy, Vessels

    The first LNG cargo, pursuant to the agreement concluded between Bulgaria’s state gas company Bulgargaz EAD and Turkish company BOTAŞ, has been delivered to an LNG terminal in Turkey. Bulgargaz said the gas delivered by the tanker is from the American company Shinier, which in the fall of last year won Bulgargaz’s tender to provide […]

  • MOL, Petronas team up for LCO2 transportation

    8 February 2022
    Business & Finance, Business Developments & Projects, Carbon Capture Usage & Storage

    Japanese shipping major Mitsui O.S.K. Lines (MOL) has signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with Malaysian energy company Petronas to study liquefied CO2 (LCO2) transportation for carbon capture, utilisation and storage (CCUS) value chain.

  • Songa Shipmanagement Gets KR Cyber Security Certificate

    22 February 2019
    Business & Finance

    Songa Shipmanagement became the first company to achieve cyber security certification by Korean Register.

  • Panama Revoking Registration to Two Ships Linked to North Korea Dealings

    5 January 2018

    Panama to cancel the registration of the two ships suspected of breaching sanctions against North Korea.

  • CMES Names New Bulker Pacific Talisman

    8 April 2016
    Business & Finance

    The Chinese state-owned shipping operator China Merchants Energy Shipping (CMES) has named its new bulk carrier Pacific Talisman at Dalian COSCO KHI Ship Engineering (DACKS). Featuring a weight of 61,000 tons, the new bulker is equipped with energy saving technology, according to its owner. With the new vessel, CMES’ bulk carrying fleet now stands at a total of 4.82 million dwt. Just two […]

  • COSCO On a Roll

    6 February 2015
    Business & Finance

    COSCO Shipyard Group said that it has secured two shipbuilding contracts through its subsidiaries worth approximately USD 160 million. COSCO’s Zhoushan Shipyard Co. has received a contract from an undisclosed European company to build a 152,000 DWT shuttle tanker. The shuttle tanker is scheduled for delivery in the 1st quarter 2017. Separately, COSCO’s Dalian Shipyard is […]

  • Photo: Ichthys LNG cooldown cargo arrives

    27 April 2018
    Ports & Logistics, Vessels

    The Inpex-operated giant Ichthys liquefied natural gas (LNG) export project near Darwin in Australia has received a cooldown cargo. To remind, Japan’s Inpex said earlier this week it purchased a cargo of the chilled fuel in order to cool down the liquefaction facility at Bladin Point prior to the start-up. The 182,000-cbm LNG carrier Pacific […]

  • Jordan receives LNG cargo

    13 July 2015
    Vessels

    The 160,000 cbm FSRU Golar Eskimo, which is being used as Jordan’s first LNG import terminal in the port of Aqaba, received a cargo of the chilled gas during the weekend.

  • Teekay’s 2014 profit slightly up

    19 February 2015

    Teekay GP the general partner of Teekay LNG Partners posted a net income of $176.7 million for the year ended December 31, 2014, compared to $175.0 million for the same period of the prior year.

  • Top News of the Week October 28 – November 2, 2013

    3 November 2013

    Two Ships Collide in Kiel Canal, Germany A coastal cargo ship Siderfly collided with Dutch-flagged gas carrier Coral Ivory early Monday morning in the Kiel Canal, in Northern Germany, according to Germany’s Central Command for Maritime Emergencies (CCME). USA: First Zumwalt Class Destroyer Launched General Dynamics Bath Iron Works successfully launched the Navy’s first Zumwalt-class […]

  • Cheniere ships ninth Sabine Pass export cargo

    18 May 2016
    Vessels

    Cheniere’s Sabine Pass LNG export terminal in Louisiana, the first of its kind to ship US shale gas overseas, has exported its ninth cargo of the chilled fuel since start-up in February. The 155,000 cbm GasLog Shanghai LNG tanker left the Sabine Pass facility on Monday and is currently located in the Gulf of Mexico, according […]

  • Japan’s Jera plans to double its LNG fleet

    11 February 2016

    Japan’s Jera Co, a joint venture between Chubu Electric and Tepco, expects to have 30-40 mtpa of contracted LNG volumes by 2030-31, compared with 40 mtpa now. Jera said in its 15-year business plan released on Wednesday it will be changing its LNG purchasing strategy as it is “building procurement and business development platforms capable of […]