Fitting bits and bobs so LNG bunkering blitz does not pop [Gas in Transition]

Fitting bits and bobs so LNG bunkering blitz does not pop [Gas in Transition]

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Fitting bits and bobs so LNG bunkering blitz does not pop [Gas in Transition]

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The rapid expansion of LNG bunkering is highlighting the need for globally standardised infrastructure as well as regulations and practices. As more ports compete to supply the cleaner burning gas to fuel ships, it is important these elements are in place to ensure safe and efficient operations. [Gas in Transition, Volume 3, Issue 11] by: Vincent Wee

With LNG bunkering entering the mainstream recently, an often overlooked element is the infrastructure needed to ensure that the increasingly popular cleaner-burning fuel can be safely and efficiently delivered. The demand for LNG, as well as other low-emissions fuels, to be transported and supplied as bunkering fuel is only set to increase and along with this it is emerging that there are complex requirements in the process that need to be addressed. "LNG will always need shipping around the globe which will involve more infrastructure to support it, not least as it transitions to synthetic and bio-LNG. The LNG industry demands integrated solutions rather than an array of individual, piecemeal products, so our primary focus at Trelleborg ...