LNG demand from shipping faces uncertain future [Gas in Tran

The fleet of LNG-capable and LNG-ready vessels continues to grow, but fuel costs are not supportive of LNG consumption. As the regulatory net tightens, elusive returns for the first movers into LNG will not embolden other ship owners to take the plunge. [Gas in Transition, Volume 3, Issue 9]

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