Shipping — Februar 2020
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Den aktuelle udvikling på det globale LPG-marked er relateret til ændrede aspekter af efterspørgsel efter LPG. Da der har været en enorm efterspørgsel - forsyningskløft i Asien og Stillehavsområdet, og der er derfor et krav til at imødekomme de indenlandske behov. Andre faktorer, der har indflydelse på LPG-markedet, er Shale-gasmarkedsrevolutionen i Nordamerika
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I Storbritannien betragtes LPG i stigende grad som en attraktiv mulighed for kommercielle ejendomme kombineret med vedvarende og lavemissionsteknologier for at integrere en pålidelig strømforsyning året rundt med kulstofbesparelser. Den forbedrede forskning og udvikling i LPG-branchen kombineret med stigende markedsvækst forventes at styrke markedet i den forventede periode
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Produktet er fremkommet som en af de vigtigste brændstofkilder inden for bolig- og erhvervssektorer til madlavning og opvarmning, og erstatter konventionelle kul- og træbrændstoffer. Dette kan tilskrives de mange fordele, som ikke-toksisk, let tilgængelighed, bærbar, ren, praktisk og omkostningseffektiv sammenlignet med kul og træ.
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Danske sænker Höegh LNG til Hold fra Buy
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Corona gør igen det onde ved shipping i dag.
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Det har jeg ikke, men ok jeg har et lavt GAK. Det hjælper lidt på tingene.
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Peter Sand
@BIMCO_PS
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43 min
“Currently we are seeing carriers trying to mitigate the low container volumes in Chinese ports by blanking sailings. If the situation continues, we could start to see global supply outages in retail stores.”
https://bimco.org/news/market_analysis/2020/20200221_global_shipping_holds_its_breath
#CoronavirusOutbreak @BIMCONews -
Coronavirus creates new demand for product tankershttps://www.freightwaves.com/news/coronavirus-creates-new-demand-for-product-tankers
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Hmm.. Jefferies' Giveans tells Euronav investors to 'buy the dip' amid coronavirus fears
Giveans joins others in advising investors to 'buy the dip' on tanker shares hit by coronavirus fearshttps://www.tradewindsnews.com/tankers/jefferies-giveans-tells-euronav-investors-to-buy-the-dip-amid-coronavirus-fears/2-1-760670
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The technology group Wärtsilä’s LPG Fuel Supply System (LFSS) has successfully completed full scale testing with a full sized 2-stroke marine engine burning liquid petroleum gas (LPG) as fuel. This was the world’s first such testing protocol. It was initially decided to retrofit the Wärtsilä LFSS to four very large gas carrier (VLGC) vessels owned by Oslo-listed BW LPG, the world’s largest gas shipping company.
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However, following the tests, in which the performance exceeded expectations, BW LPG decided to exercise their option to retrofit an additional four vessels, making a total of eight ships to benefit from this technology. The initial order with Wärtsilä was placed in December 2018, and the order for the four additional retrofits was signed in February 2020.
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