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Advertisement In SEA-LNG’s 2021 Outlook for LNG, ‘A View from the Bridge’, Peter Keller (SEA-LNG chairman) outlines the fundamental binary choice facing new-builds in 2021, as decarbonisation forces a choice between using LNG now, or retrofitting later. The report outlines how LNG as a marine fuel has moved from being a niche option to a mainstream fuel of the future. Instead of avoiding making a decision and waiting for technologies to develop in the future, LNG enables ship owners to reduce emissions now while protecting the future. According to SEA-LNG, bio-LNG is a “prime pathway ...

The use of bio-LNG as a marine fuel is deemed to be a “prime pathway to carbon neutrality” for shipping.

Among Piers: Cranes land in South Carolina Berth announcements and other good news from California to Gulf Coast to Florida 1,463 6 minutes read Fifteen hybrid rubber-tired gantry cranes near the Port of Charleston, South Carolina. (Photo: English Purcell/SCPA) The arrival of the South Carolina Ports Authority’s 15 hybrid rubber-tired gantry cranes served as a big sign that the first phase of the Hugh K. Leatherman Terminal is nearing completion. The RTG cranes arrived in North Charleston on Dec. 11 in a record-setting shipment for Shanghai-based manufacturer ZPMC. It was the mos...

Number one energy port in the Americas joins SEA-LNG SEA-LNG is delighted to welcome the Port of Corpus Christi, the largest port in the United States by total revenue tonnage to its growing port membership. The Port of Corpus Christi is the fourth North American port to join the coalition but is the first port located on the strategic, energy-rich Gulf of Mexico. Speaking on the addition Peter Keller, Chairman of SEA-LNG, said: “The Port of Corpus Christi is one of the United States’ leading energy ports, and has been quick to appreciate the importance of LNG into its bunker offering. W...