Currently, the liquefied natural gas (LNG) - powered fleet has grown globally from 118 LNG-powered vessels in operation in 2017, to 143LNGpowered vessels in operation - with further 135 on order and 135 LNG-ready ships either in operation or on order. According to the LNG bunkering coalition SEA/LNG, orders for LNG-powered vessels span a variety of vessel types including tankers, cruise ships, container ships, car carriers, and Very Large Ore Carriers (VLOC)s. More information: LNG Report
As the 2020 Global Sulphur Cap approaches, shipowners and operators are urged to consider the side effects of switching from HFO to low sulphur fuel as evidence of tank contamination and inadvertent non-compliance is brought to light. Our clients, consider tank cleaning in order to prepare for conversion to operation on low sulphur fuels. For more information see our Tank Cleaning Services.
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Albion Marine Solutions is proud to announce that our Director, Mr Sergiy Yakovenko, and our Director of Sales, Ms Elena Corin, are now officially members of the Connecticut Maritime Association (CMA). We will also be attending the Connecticut Maritime Shipping (CMA) Event. This event will take place from April 2nd to April 4th, 2019 at the Hilton Stamford Hotel in Connecticut. We will be part of the exhibitors for the event. During this annual, one-of-a-kind gathering, leaders of the world’s most substantial shipping trade organizations share their agendas and strategies for achieving economic and environmental sustainability. We invite our friends, existing clients and potential new clients to visit and talk with us about our latest projects.
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Albion Marine Solutions is proud of the turnout on the article with our Director, Sergiy. The article has been published in the December 2018/January 2019 issue of BC Shipping News. The article talks about whom we are as a company, new exciting business opportunities and our services. It also shares the combined experience of our team consisting of forty-six staff members, comprising 13 project managers supported by designers, technical and support staff, all have hands-on vessel operational experience.
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The International Council on Combustion Engines (CIMAC) has released a statement on marine fuel incidents that have occurred this year highlighting that it is unable to draw any firm conclusions about the cause of the problems. CIMAC Working Group Fuels – WG7 – made the statement after the unusually large number of ships that experienced fuel-related problems with seemingly on-spec fuels earlier this year. In anticipation of upcoming Sulphur Cap 2020 legislation, a number of Shipowners contracted Albion Marine Solutions to carry engineering studies. The purpose is to evaluate fleet readiness and recommend measures required to ensure safety compliance.
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