This week we are diving straight into how the industry is currently using future fuels and marine gas to drive the decarbonisation of the global maritime industry.

This week we are diving straight into a showcase of four of our speakers from our 2024 line-up. To discover the complete speaker roster and explore all the sessions at the summit, please click here.

We are excited and delighted to be sharing the first official copy of the LNG Bunkering and Future Fuels Global Summit 2024 Agenda. This highly anticipated and essential forum for leaders across the Maritime industry will be held at the Novotel City Amsterdam from the 14th - 16th May.

Uncover the highlights from the 10th edition of the LNG Bunkering & Future Fuel Global Summit - the world’s most established LNG Bunkering gathering! 

Dive into this exclusive case study with Dain Detillier, Executive Vice President LNG Operations, Harvey Gulf International Marine, on the rising popularity of LNG as a cleaner fuel option.

Ahead of the LNG Bunkering Global Summit 2022, we highlight the dangers of heavy-fuel energy dependency from the West and discuss whether Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) could be a viable alternative energy provider for Europe amid the conflict in Ukraine, to help you drive decarbonisation of the global shipping industry. 

Read our exclusive blog below!

DOWNLOAD THE 2022 LNG BUNKERING AGENDA

The Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) market is globalising as buyers, seller numbers and types expand. Ahead of the Global LNG Bunkering Summit 2020, Oil and Gas IQ surveyed leading industry professionals on the current state of the LNG market, major growth drivers and key industry trends. The results have been complied into the following report with additional commentary from Harly Penner, Director, Fleet Engineering & Vessel Development, Seaspan Ferries, to highlight the new regional opportunities and solutions to industry challenges detailing how they are changing, why, and how participants should react.

In this Blog we hear from Tom Stuchfield, Editor of Oil & Gas IQ, discuss the question of whether or not liquefied natural gas, or LNG, is a desirable – or even viable – fuel for the future. With contributions from Mark Cann of Cryo Energy Tech and Senior Energy Analyst of Yalova University, Omid Shokri, they examine the factors that make LNG appealing to some and unappealing to others, the current and future plans for infrastructure, and a projection for the coming years.

Follow the excerpt below to learn about  

• Rules and regulations
• The sulphur cap
  
• Cost and safety
• Environmental concerns
• Forecasts