Volvo Trucks and Shell have agreed to cooperate globally on the introduction of Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) as a fuel for commercial heavy duty trucks. Based on Volvo’s new MethaneDiesel concept whereby LNG can be used in diesel engines, and Shell’s LNG expertise and infrastructure investments, the two companies will coordinate their activities and actively [...]
Gaz Métro of Canada said it is proud to take stock of its achievements in line with its liquefied natural gas (LNG) development plan. The goal of this plan is to supply LNG to the heavy transport industry in Quebec and eastern Canada, via its indirect subsidiary Gaz Métro Transport Solutions, LP (GMTS), and subsequently [...]
There is one heavy weight champion that towers over all others and has attracted many spectators during its debut in PNG. Weighing in at 546 tonnes, and the heaviest crane lift at the PNG LNG Plant Site, the amine absorber travelled all the way from Korea via ship and then a 192-wheeled self-propelled modular transporter [...]
Samsung Heavy Industries has successfully developed the industry’s first membrane-type cargo hold for LNG tankers. With this, the company has finally tackled the last unsolved development initiative for the Korean shipbuilding industry, which was the cargo hold manufacturing technology for LNG tankers, completing a self-reliant Korean shipbuilding ecosystem. SHI held a launch ceremony for SCA [...]
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![Malaysia Marine and Heavy Engineering Revenue Rises 12 Percent]()
On 6th May 2011, the Board of Directors of Malaysia Marine and Heavy Engineering Holdings Berhad (MHB) has approved the consolidated results for the financial year ended 31st March 2011. MHB achieved a revenue of RM4,435.4 million and the Group’s profit before tax improved by 12.4% to RM424.0 million. The better performance was attributed [...]
![Mitsubishi Heavy Receives Gas Turbine and Generator Order for GTCC Power Generation Plant in Bangladesh]()
Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Ltd. (MHI) has received an order for an M701F gas turbine and generator for a gas turbine combined-cycle (GTCC) power generation plant which Electricity Generation Company of Bangladesh Ltd. (EGCB), a state-owned power generation company will build in Haripur near Dhaka, the capital of Bangladesh. Shipment of the gas turbine and [...]
![GasLog Orders Two LNG Tankers from Samsung Heavy (South Korea)]()
South Korea’s Samsung Heavy Industries has won an order for two LNG carriers from GasLog… (seatrade-asia) Source: seatrade-asia, April 22, 2011;
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![Encana Reaches Agreement to Fuel LNG Heavy-duty Trucks (USA)]()
Encana Natural Gas Inc., a subsidiary of Encana Corporation, has reached an agreement that will see its new mobile liquefied natural gas (LNG) fueling stations provide fueling services to the newest fleet of LNG heavy-duty trucks in North America. Encana has agreed to be the sole fuel supplier to Heckmann Water Resources (HWR), a [...]
![Malaysia Marine and Heavy Engineering Receives Industry Excellence Award 2010]()
Malaysia Marine and Heavy Engineering Sdn Bhd (MMHE) was awarded the Industry Excellence Award 2010 by the Ministry of International Trade & Industry (MITI) on 24 March 2011. MMHE received the Export Excellence Award – Services category from the Minister of International Trade and Industry Malaysia, Dato’ Seri Mustapa Mohamed. Accepting on behalf of [...]
![Hyundai Heavy Donates to Japanese Red Cross]()
Hyundai Heavy Industries group is giving ￥50 million via its Japanese branch office to the Japanese Red Cross for disaster relief efforts in Japan today. Hyundai Heavy said, “We hope this donation would be of help for Japanese people. We do also hope that Japanese people would recover its damage as soon as possible”. [...]
