As the industry moves towards looking for cheaper and greener fuel alternatives, LNG is emerging as the most promising maritime fuel. One of the key questions often asked is “how will the supply chain for Marine LNG look like and who will be the various stakeholders?”

Lloyd's Maritime Academy is pleased to present this high profile seminar on widely using LNG as a future fuel for shipping and its carriage requirements. This will not only provide an insight into understanding the key elements in building a supply chain but also an opportunity to look at the potential for long term cost savings and fuel efficiencies.

Click here to see the latest LNG:Fuel for Shipping seminar programme!

Join us to learn from experts in the field about the:

• Enablers for LNG as a future fuel
• Cost benefit analysis - nautical mile cost compared to liquid fuel?  
• Drivers for the Port Authority to support LNG-bunkering
• Vessel design infrastructure and engine technology
• Available technologies for fuelling LNG ships and bunkering procedures
• Designing safe small scale LNG facilities
• Class society’s safety requirements for LNG ships
• Environmental drivers for using LNG as a fuel
• Conclusions and updates from the Magalog project - clean Baltic Sea shipping 

FEATURING:

• KEYNOTE SESSION sharing perspective of the leading ship owner, operator and  port authority on the concepts and benefits of using LNG as a shipping fuel
  
  
• INDUSTRY SHOW CASE session on the user’s experience of LNG including case studies from Norway and the Baltic