From Marine Log Korean shipbuilders ended the year by continuing to reel in orders for LNG carriers. In a regulatory filing on Monday, Samsung Heavy Industries Co., said it had won a contract worth 426 billion won (about $378 million) to build two LNG carriers” for deliveries by August 15, 2021. The pair are being built for GasLog Ltd. (NYSE:GLOG)
In just December, Daewoo Shipbuilding inked deals to build 6 LNG ships, Samsung snagged 17 orders in 2018 From MarineLog Korean shipbuilders ended the year by continuing to reel in orders for LNG carriers. In a regulatory filing on Monday, Samsung Heavy Industries Co., said it had won a contract worth 426 billion won (about $378 million) to build two
From Pulse (South Korea) South Korea’s largest shipbuilder Hyundai Heavy Industries Co. is ready to apply its new liquefied natural gas (LNG)-reliquefaction system, which is expected to significantly improve energy efficiency, after winning safety approval from the country’s authority. Hyundai Heavy Industries won orders to build 15 LNG tankers, including seven options, last year, accounting for more than 40 percent
Study looks at effects of shipping U.S. LNG using U.S.-built ships Cheniere Energy (ticker: LNG) is expected to begin shipping 3.5 Bcf/d of liquefied natural gas (LNG) from its Sabine Pass terminal in Louisiana early next year, with an additional 6.27 Bcf/d of capacity expected to come online in the U.S. before 2019. The increased capacity will turn the U.S.
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