Options taken on additional Knutsen OAS LNG Carriers results in three more Compact Reliq orders for Wärtsilä

Options taken on additional Knutsen OAS LNG Carriers results in three more Compact Reliq orders for Wärtsilä

Knutsen OAS LNGC © KNUTSEN OAS

Wärtsilä Corporation, 15 September 2021 at 9.30 AM EEST – The technology group Wärtsilä will supply three reliquefaction plants, the newly developed Compact Reliq, for three new LNG Carrier vessels. The ships are being built at the Hyundai Samho Heavy Industries (HSHI) shipyard in South Korea for Norway-based Knutsen OAS Shipping, and represent options taken...

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Navigating Through Myriads Of Shipping Regulations

Among Korean industries, shipping is probably one of the most experienced in navigating environmental regulations, reports Korea JoongAng Daily.

IMO Regulations

As the companies operate on the high seas, they are under the direct influence of global regulations set by the International Maritime Organization (IMO).

A United Nations body responsible for regulating international shipping, the IMO has been tightening emission rules since the early 1990s, when it started targeting various pollutants,...

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[Answer] How Viable Are Gas Powered Ships?

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Britain is on verge of making gas-powered ships and ferries despite the huge cost involved in it. This brings us to the crucial question of why gas-powered ships like LNG ships are so crucial. BBC sought to find out that as it investigated the matter of the government-owned agency CMAL’s keen interest in gas-powered ferries and ships

Today, we are going to explore why gas-powered ships and ferries are so in vogue.

Backdrop of this

Former Ferguson shipyard owner Jim McColl has told Holyrood’s ferry...

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July LNG Floating Storage Boosted by Wider Price Contango & High Inventories

  • Steady rise of floating LNG carriers with over 25 LNG ships in the week starting July 12. 
  • Traders and portfolio participants take advantage of widening LNG contango market structure.
  • The September-October JKM Derivatives contango structure was assessed at 62.5 cents/MMBtu on July 14 with spot charter rates around $30,000/d.
  • Contracted LNG volumes sellers provided operational flexibility to their term buyers grappling with high inventories.
  • End-users in Japan, South Korea and China experienced...

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Malaysia-Singapore To Be LNG Bunkering Hub Post IMO 2020!

With LNG as fuel set to grow after 2020, southeast Asia’s first LNG bunker vessels will enter service over the next two years. Banking on this, Singapore and Malaysia are jockeying to be southeast Asia’s regional LNG bunkering hub, says an article published in Riviera Maritime Media.

Both countries are anticipating a major uptake in LNG as a marine fuel as more ship operators shift towards alternative fuels to comply with the stricter emissions regulations.

LNG Vessels Scenario Now

As tracked by...

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Gunvor Set To Exceed 2018 LNG Delivery Volume

Energy trader Gunvor Group Ltd. is on track to exceed last year’s LNG delivery volumes and is already leading rivals in short-term ship charters for the super-chilled fuel, reports Bloomberg.

Exceeded the number on report

Gunvor has conducted at least 35 charters to carry LNG so far this year, according to research by Fearnleys, which looked at fixtures of less than three years. 

That’s more than all competitors including major LNG players Qatargas, Cheniere Energy Inc. and Royal Dutch Shell Plc,...

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60% of World Ship Orders Will Be of LNG Ships by 2025

According to a South Korean study, ships powered by liquefied natural gas (LNG) are expected to account for six out of 10 new vessel orders in six years due to toughened environmental standards, reports Pulse News.

Key Statistics from the Study
  • About 60.3 percent of the world’s ship orders are projected to be for LNG-fueled vessels by 2025, showed the joint report released by Korea Development Bank and Korea Trade-Investment Promotion Agency
  • The study, based on data from the global shipping and...

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