Gas
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Golar LNG CEO Iain Ross resigns
Tor Olav Trøim’s Golar LNG has begun the search for a new CEO after the resignation of current boss Iain…
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India’s first FSRU comes in to moor
India’s first floating storage and regasification unit (FSRU) has arrived at H-Energy’s Jaigarh Terminal in Maharashtra. The FSRU , which…
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Pan Ocean wins LNG bukering deal with Shell
South Korean owner Pan Ocean said Monday it has signed a time charter deal with Shell for an LNG bunkering…
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Shipping celebrates best Q1 since 2008
Shipping has enjoyed its best Q1 since before the global financial crisis, with the second quarter on track to post…
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Greek shipping magnate John Angelicoussis passes away
John Angelicoussis, Greece’s largest shipowner in dwt terms, died on Saturday at a hospital in Athens, 20 days after suffering…
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Eastern Pacific bolsters its ethane carrier orderbook
Singapore-based Eastern Pacific Shipping has been revealed as the owner behind orders last week for a pair of ethane carriers.…
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First Gen picks BW FSRU for Batangas LNG project
BW Group’s business unit BW Gas has won a five-year charter deal with First Gen for floating storage regasification unit…
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MOL’s new boss outlines priorities
Mitsui OSK Lines’s (MOL) new boss, Takeshi Hashimoto, has outlined his priorities for the coming decade on assuming the presidency…
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KSOE bags $292m in newbuild orders
Korea Shipbuilding & Offshore Engineering (KSOE) has, through its Hyundai business units, secured newbuild orders worth close to KRW330bn ($292m).…
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‘You cannot sell a man who isn’t listening’
Gray Page’s James Wilkes argues shipping ought to be advertising its usefulness to the general public more often. Have you…
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Hyundai Heavy unveils slew of CO2 shipping projects
South Korea’s largest shipbuilding group, Hyundai, is pushing ahead with carbon dioxide shipping solutions. Hyundai Mipo Dockyard yesterday outlined plans…
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John Angelicoussis suffers heart attack, daughter takes over as interim CEO
John Angelicoussis, 72, Greece’s largest shipowner, suffered a heart attack on Saturday and is in a serious condition at a…
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Qatar invites owners to tender for the world’s largest LNG chartering deal
Shipowners in the LNG space are busy assessing the largest chartering tender in the history of the sector. Over the…
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GEV granted AIP for C-H2 ship containment system
Australia’s Global Energy Ventures has announced that American Bureau of Shipping (ABS) has issued its approval in principle for its…
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Shipping of CO2 goes mainstream with MOL investing in Norwegian pioneer
Shipping of CO2 is going mainstream with news Japan’s largest shipping line is moving into the sector. Until now, the…
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Equator Fund orders LNG carrier at China Merchants Heavy
Yet another new Chinese shipowner is emerging. Shenzhen-based Equator Fund has entered into a shipbuilding contract with China Merchants Heavy…
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China Merchants Jinling awarded domestic newbuild contracts
China Merchants Jinling Shipyard has announced that it has secured two newbuilding contracts from domestic owners. Zhuhai Wang Tong Shipping…
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Woodside and Trafigura celebrate first carbon offset condensate cargo traded globally
Woodside and its Pluto LNG joint venture participants Kansai Electric Power and Tokyo Gas have delivered their first cargo of…
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Qatar working with China on new LNG containment systems
Gaztransport & Technigaz (GTT), the preeminent name in LNG containment systems, is seeing plenty of rivals snapping at its heels.…
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Exmar ammonia-fuelled gas carrier given class approval by LR
Exmar has been awarded an approval in principle (AIP) from Lloyd’s Register for its ammonia-fuelled 40,000 cu m gas carrier.…
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