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LNG as Ship Fuel: What You Should Know

The maritime industry is currently undergoing significant change due to environmental considerations and tightening emissions regulations, prompting an increased interest in finding more eco-friendly fuel alternatives like Liquified Natural Gas (LNG). LNG offers both environmental and economic benefits. In this article we’ll take an in-depth look at LNG as ship fuel, exploring its properties, benefits,

LNG offers many benefits as a ship fuel

LNG offers many benefits as a ship fuel, including lower emissions and greater efficiency. Additionally, LNG is a cleaner burning fuel than either oil or diesel, making it an attractive option for ships that are required to meet strict environmental regulations. The cost of LNG as a ship fuel is also relatively low, making it

CNG & LNG – What’s the difference

Compressed Natural Gas and Liquefied Natural Gas: What’s the Difference?   Are you confused about the difference between Compressed Natural Gas and Liquefied Natural Gas? Well, while both are natural gases, they have notable differences. Read on to find more about these two gases.   What is Compressed Natural Gas?   Natural gas is the

What are the advantages of lng over natural gas in terms of transportation and safety?

What is LNG? LNG, also known as liquid or liquefied natural gas, is a natural gas predominantly made of methane, which is missed with ethane. The two products are chilled down to liquid state. Doing so allows for ease and safety especially when it comes to issues like non-pressurized packaging and transportation. LNG is naturally

LNG fuel use set to rise this year as more shipping make use of this cleaner fuel

The Rise of Liquefied Natural Gas as a Shipping Fuel In recent years, there has been a push to stop using Heavy Fuel Oil in the shipping industry. This is driven by a number of factors such as the increasing affordability of Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG), the desire to move away from more dangerous fuels,

LNG shipping is Set to Double in Size

Over the years, LNG has been gaining acceptance across the maritime industry. While it is not yet the standard bunker fuel, it is making fast steps towards becoming the industry standard. A significant number of vessels are LNG-fuelled today. In the same line, IMO regulations regarding acceptable emissions levels are pushing many maritime companies to