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Singapore’s First Ship Dedicated To LNG Bunker Ready

Mfame Editor - February 25, 2021

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LNG, The Right Way To Fight Carbon Footprint

Mfame Editor - February 19, 2021

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Containerships Takes Delivery of 5th LNG-powered Newbuild

Mfame Editor - February 17, 2021

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Surge in LNG Powered Ships, Ups LNG Bunkering Market

Mfame Editor - February 16, 2021

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First U.S. LNG ATB Marks the Completion of Sea Trials

Mfame Editor - February 15, 2021

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Japan Power Utilities Resume Operation Amid ‘Disastrous’ Quake

Mfame Editor - February 15, 2021

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LNG Tankers Back Up Outside Channel To Sabine Pass Terminal

Mfame Editor - February 11, 2021

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Petronas & Sumitomo Tie Up on LNG Bunkering

Mfame Editor - February 11, 2021

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MOL Names New LNG Carrier To Import Clean LNG from USA

Mfame Editor - February 11, 2021

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Peninsula Completes Its First LNG bunkering

Mfame Editor - February 10, 2021

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LNG Buyers Rethink Procurement Plans Due To Surge In Spot Prices

Mfame Editor - February 9, 2021

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Maritime Snippets

Ship Passengers Swims To Shore

Posted: February 25, 2021

Passengers from a cruise ship had to swim to shore after they were living on a ship lacking proper health and hygiene facilities. When covid outbreak happened on the cruise, the crew kept them in the dark while 3 passengers died. Now the cruise company is facing manslaughter charges because of their attitude in dealing […]

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Antibodies Can’t Recognise New COVID Strains

Posted: February 24, 2021

Antibodies are unable to detect the new coronavirus strains as the virus is shedding critical parts of the gene that is used to recognize them. In a bit like changing the architecture of your house, the novel coronavirus is evading the antibodies by changing their spike proteins, reveals a new study on the evolution of […]

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Why are Rest Hours Fudged On Board?

Posted: February 24, 2021

Perhaps we all know the answer to this, and yet are too afraid to discuss in the public. Instead, let’s catch the bull by its horns and face the truth; possibly the outcome may turn out in favor of the seafaring community. Below are the main reasons for rest hours fudging on ships: 1. Short […]

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Can a Cooling Jacket Kill An Engine?

Posted: February 23, 2021

Cooling of the main engine is one of the basic necessities to run the engine efficiently and thus, we require a Jacket Water Cooling System of the Main Engine on Ships. The jacket cooling water temperature of the engine should be maintained at least 60 deg C for the main engine and 40 deg C […]

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LNG

Singapore’s First Ship Dedicated To LNG Bunker Ready

US LNG Futures Mark Weekly Gain With The Slip Of Qatar-Asian Prices

LNG Exports To China Might Drop Due To Weather Conditions

US Gulf Coast Back in Action, LNG Export Resumes

Samsung Heavy Extends Winning Streak To Book on LNG Power

LNG, The Right Way To Fight Carbon Footprint

Containerships Takes Delivery of 5th LNG-powered Newbuild

Surge in LNG Powered Ships, Ups LNG Bunkering Market

First U.S. LNG ATB Marks the Completion of Sea Trials

Japan Power Utilities Resume Operation Amid ‘Disastrous’ Quake

LNG Tankers Back Up Outside Channel To Sabine Pass Terminal

Petronas & Sumitomo Tie Up on LNG Bunkering

MOL Names New LNG Carrier To Import Clean LNG from USA

Peninsula Completes Its First LNG bunkering

LNG Buyers Rethink Procurement Plans Due To Surge In Spot Prices

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