November 18 - 21, 2025
| Singapore
POWERING THE FUTURE OF MARITIME IN ASIA WITH LNG BUNKERING
As the maritime sector navigates tighter emissions regulations and a decisive shift towards decarbonisation, LNG has positioned itself as the leading transitional fuel. The LNG Bunkering Summit Asia offers unparalleled access to the entire LNG bunkering value chain — bringing together shipowners, port authorities, LNG suppliers, infrastructure developers, and technology innovators.
What makes this event essential:
What makes this event essential:
- Exclusive Market Intelligence – Get first-hand insights on regional LNG demand, regulatory trends, and future fuel developments (Bio-LNG, Synthetic LNG, e-LNG).
- Actionable Strategies – Tackle pressing challenges like supply chain bottlenecks, infrastructure gaps, and vessel delivery lead times.
- Unmatched Networking – Meet decision-makers driving LNG bunkering projects across Asia and beyond, from major energy producers to shipping giants and port operators.
- Commercial Opportunities – Discover new partnerships, investment prospects, and solutions to future-proof your business in this rapidly expanding market.
- Strategic Timing & Location – Positioned in Singapore, one of the world’s largest bunkering hubs, and scheduled post-GasTech, ensuring maximum engagement.
Key Themes
LNG Bunkering & The Decarbonisation Transition
With mounting regulatory pressures, LNG is the key transitional fuel helping the maritime sector meet decarbonisation goals. This theme explores how LNG bunkering supports emissions reduction while aligning with global sustainability targets.
The Future Fuel Mix: Bio-LNG, Synthetic LNG & Beyond
The summit looks ahead at emerging fuels like Bio-LNG and Synthetic LNG. Discussions will focus on their viability, infrastructure readiness, and how these next-gen fuels will reshape the LNG bunkering landscape.
Infrastructure Expansion & Supply Chain Challenges
As LNG-fueled vessels surge, infrastructure must scale to meet demand. This theme addresses bottlenecks in port capacity, bunkering facilities, and logistics, offering solutions to strengthen supply chains across the region.
Retrofitting, Newbuilds & Technology Innovations
Delegates will weigh the business case for retrofitting versus newbuilds, while exploring the latest technologies driving efficiency, safety, and digitalisation in LNG bunkering operations.
Financing LNG Bunkering Growth
Securing capital for bunkering projects is critical. This theme covers financing strategies, risk mitigation, and partnerships to unlock investments in LNG infrastructure and future fuel solutions.
Who you will meet?
C-Suites, Heads, VPs, Directors, Managers of LNG, Development, Project, Fleet, Shipping, Marine Efficiency, Low Carbon and more from the following industries:
Oil & Gas Producers
Shipping Companies, Operators & Owners
Marine Logistics & Vessel Owners
Bunkering Operators & Service Providers
Port Authorities & Terminal Operators
Ship Owners
Government Agencies
Bunkering & Transfer Systems
Bunkering Monitoring Systems
LNG Storage & Cryogenic Providers
Equipment & Technology Providers
IQPC has been running The LNG Bunkering Series for years, delivering unparalleled networking and strategic insights to the global bunkering community. With strong participation from leading shipowners, port authorities, and LNG solution providers, the series has built a reputation for driving collaboration and commercial growth. Check out the highlights from our sister event in Amsterdan in 2024 and see why LNG leaders choose to engage with us year after year!
LNG Bunkering Market Snapshot: Key Growth Drivers
RCurrent Operation: DNV's Alternative Fuels Insights (AFI) platform indicates that there are currently over 600 LNG-powered vessels in operation, excluding LNG carriers.
Record Deliveries: In 2024, there were a record number of LNG-powered vessel deliveries, with 169 vessels delivered, and 264 new orders for LNG-fueled vessels were placed, also a record.
Growth Projections: The number of LNG-powered vessels in operation is projected to double by the end of the decade, according to the AFI order book.
LNG Bunker Vessels: The number of LNG bunker vessels in operation has also grown significantly, with continued growth expected.
Global Fleet: SEA-LNG reports that LNG-fueled vessels now make up 6% of the global fleet by deadweight tonnage (DWT) when considering current orders.
Vessel Types: The portfolio of LNG-fuelled ships currently in operation includes container ships, crude oil tankers, oil/chemical tankers, and bulk carriers.
PLNG Bunkering: LNG bunkering infrastructure is expanding, with LNG now available in 185 ports worldwide, and more ports expected to join the network.
Future Fuels: The expanding infrastructure is also ready to support future fuels like liquefied biomethane (bio-LNG) and e-methane.
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