Jon Cook

The demand for LNG bunker infrastructure has surged due to the maritime industry's ongoing shift to cleaner fuels. The establishment of an extensive LNG bunkering network is critical to support the industry's transition, ensuring that ships have reliable access to LNG refueling stations across major global ports. Currently, the U.S. Gulf of Mexico does not have LNG bunkering infrastructure to serve the growing fleet of LNG-fueled vessels.

In this presentation, Galveston LNG Bunker Port, LLC will discuss their investment into providing supply to meet the growing demand. They will detail their development of a small-scale LNG terminal in Galveston Bay, aimed at providing LNG bunker fuel in the ports of Houston, Texas City, Galveston and the Western Gulf of Mexico region. Learn about the strategic initiatives and challenges in creating a reliable LNG bunkering network and the future outlook for LNG as a marine fuel in this crucial maritime region.