Singapore’s First LNG-Powered Bunker Tanker Delivered Successfully

Marine Vicky singapore first lng powered bunker tanker

Sinanju Tankers Holdings Pte Ltd is pleased to share the successful delivery of Marine Vicky, Singapore’s first LNG-powered bunker tanker.

She will join the fleet and commence operations in Singapore within Q1 as planned. Sinanju Tankers thanks the team at Keppel Nantong shipyard for her on-schedule delivery with a perfect safety record.

Background

Singapore has welcomed its first LNG-utilising bunker tanker, in the form of the dual-fuel, 7,990dwt Marine Vicky.

Image Credits: Sinanju Tankers...

https://www.marineinsight.com/shipping-news/singapores-first-lng-powered-bunker-tanker-delivered-successfully/

GTT Secures Orders To Design Tanks of New LNG Carriers

GTT received multiple orders from Korean shipyards Hyundai Heavy Industries (HHI) and Hyundai Samho Heavy Industries (HSHI) for the equipment for eight new LNG carriers by last December, reports LNG industry.

Mark III Flex technology

Each new vessel will offer a capacity of 174 000 m3 and will be fitted with the Mark III Flex technology.

  • Four of these LNG carriers will be built by HHI
  • Two on behalf of an Asian ship-owner and
  • Two on behalf of a European ship-owner
  • The other four carriers will be...

http://mfame.guru/gtt-secures-orders-to-design-tanks-of-new-lng-carriers/

Tristar Group Expands With Its First LNG Tanker

Tristar Group announces the delivery of Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) Tanker Tristar Ruby, to its fleet, says an article published in Energy Live News.

Firm’s first LNG ship 

Tristar has added a liquefied natural gas (LNG) tanker to its international shipping fleet.

The vessel, named the Tristar Ruby, will be the first LNG ship to be added to the energy logistics business’ collection of 30 ocean-going tankers.

Long-term charter 

Formerly known as the British Ruby, the ship will be on a long-term...

http://mfame.guru/tristar-group-expands-with-its-first-lng-tanker/

Idling LNG Tankers Hint at Increasing Inclination Towards Floating Storage

Liquefied natural gas tankers are taking longer-than-usual journeys to deliver cargoes and spending more time idling at sea in a sign some traders are starting to use vessels for storage, reports Bloomberg Quint.

Logistical and Weather issues

There may be other reasons for keeping the cargoes on the water, including logistical or weather issues, such as a monsoon in India. But with spot prices near their lowest since April 2016, sellers may be betting that they will rise as the northern...

http://mfame.guru/idling-lng-tankers-hint-at-increasing-inclination-towards-floating-storage/

Panama Ready for World’s Second Largest LNG Tanker Transit After Expansion

  • World’s second-largest LNG tanker, to pass through the Panama Canal for the first time, expanding the Americas to Asia trade route for the fast-growing commodity.
  • This is the first Q-Flex to transit the Panama Canal after canal expansion.
  • ‘Q-Flex’ type tankers can carry up to 50 % more volumes than conventional LNG tankers, and are typically used by Qatargas to export its LNG to Europe or Asia.
  • The biggest LNG carriers, known as ‘Q-Max’, Can carry up to 266,000 cubic meters of LNG, but are too...

http://mfame.guru/panama-ready-for-worlds-second-largest-lng-tanker-transit-after-expansion/

Weekly Maritime Security Report – Week 10, 2019

Protection Vessel International has released the Maritime Security Report for Week 10 of 2019. The report formulated on 12th March 2019 highlights the various security breaches that have happened over the past week.

Iran: Navy claims to foil piracy attempt on an oil tanker

On 07 March, the Navy claimed to have foiled a pirate attack on an oil tanker in the Gulf of Aden, state-TV news reported. Some 11 speedboats reportedly attacked the tanker, which was carrying 150,000 tonnes of oil. Navy...

http://mfame.guru/weekly-maritime-security-report-week-10-2019/

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