China: Stolt Nielsen’s first 7,500-cbm LNG carrier launched

The Oslo-listed shipowner Stolt-Nielsen launched its first 7,500-cbm liquefied natural gas carrier at the Keppel Nantong Shipyard in China. First of the two vessels with ship-to-ship bunkering capability was launched on July 20 at the shipyard, Italian ship designer and marine consultancy Marine Engineering Services, designer of the two vessels said in a statement. Once … Continue reading China: Stolt Nielsen’s first 7,500-cbm LNG carrier launched

International Maritime Organization

Celebrating 300 years of Port history (1719-2019), Trieste Port Authority hosted on the 1rst of April 2019 the Global MTCC Network meeting and technical workshop. M.E.S. participated with a speech during the session "Energy management in ports and shipping". Marco La Valle (MES General Manager) gave an overview of the LNG propulsion system characteristics, the … Continue reading International Maritime Organization

Golar and Höegh join Stolt’s small-scale LNG play

Stolt-Nielsen, Golar LNG and Höegh LNG Holdings have agreed to jointly invest US$182M in Avenir LNG to pursue opportunities in the small-scale LNG sector. More specifically, the partners will seek to deliver LNG to areas of stranded demand and develop LNG bunkering capabilities. The investment will be contributed as cash and equity-in-kind and will fund … Continue reading Golar and Höegh join Stolt’s small-scale LNG play

Gas tanks ready for the first Stolt-Nielsen LNG vessels

GAS TANKS ready for the first Stolt-Nielsen LNG bunkering vessels; the ship designed by M.E.S. will feed the future Oristano Terminal (Sardinia - Italy). Pronte le cisterne per la gasiera di Stolt-Nielsen che opererà nel futuro terminal di Oristano. Nel frattempo la società ha ‘girato’ la sua partecipazione in Higas alla controllata Avenir LNG, in … Continue reading Gas tanks ready for the first Stolt-Nielsen LNG vessels