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Three companies will study LNG bunkering services for ships with the aim of making Tokyo Bay an LNG bunkering hub.

Fluxys will build a LNG bunkering facility at the Port of Antwerp to bolster its mobile (truck-to-ship) bunkering service.

A Port of Rotterdam event saw discussion on the benefits of LNG as a safe and attractive fuel for meeting IMO regulations.

A new company has been created that will push ahead with the creation of a new LNG distribution hub at the Port of Livorno.

A new LNG import terminal at Indias Karaikal Port is set to widen the countrys gas accessibility in 2019.

Royal Dutch Shell plans to build a truck loading facility at its Hazira LNG terminal to meet demand from industrial users.

Port of Brownsville has moved closer to its own LNG export terminal by acquiring the US Coast Guard’s stamp of approval.

Three parties will undertake a feasibility study for an Australian LNG import terminal aiming to help stabilise APAC supplies.

A new LNG bunkering operation in Brunsbüttel Germany is aiming to set a new milestone for establishing LNG as fuel for ships in the Lower Elbe region.

The Yamal LNG project has appointed GAC Russia to manage its fleet of ice-breaker tankers at Sabetta port.

Van Oord has launched its first LNG powered crane vessel to aid its modernisation programme and sustainability agenda.

Construction of a land-based Port of Gothenburg LNG facility is underway to offer rapid bunkering at Gothenburg’s Energy Port.

A new free-to-access online tool has been launched to improve understanding of the current and rapidly evolving, LNG bunkering infrastructure landscape.

Amsterdam has signed a long-term contract to become the home port of Titan LNG’s FlexFueler001 underpinning its ambition to facilitate LNG bunkering at the port.

A tri-party partnership is establishing a joint venture to build, own and operate an LNG import terminal in northern Germany.

Port of Dunkerque’s LNG terminal has helped increase annual traffic by 3% by handling 866,000 tonnes of LNG in 2017.

A 15-year contract will see PSA Marine Bangladesh Pte. Ltd. provide vessel services at an LNG terminal in Bangladesh.

Beijing Gas Group is set to gain access to LNG terminals with an acquisition that will allow it new market opportunities.

A joint feasibility study has been launched into LNG bunkering at Laem Chabang the largest industrial port in Thailand.

A €101.4m EU Connecting Europe Facility (CEF) grant will see the construction of an LNG terminal on Krk, Croatia completed.