LNG bunkering business takes off


Malaysia, the world’s fourth-largest LNG exporter, has been developing the infrastructure needed to support LNG bunkering since 2017

KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysia, through Petronas, has ventured into the liquefied natural gas (LNG) bunkering business and made its first delivery in Johor this week.

The maiden operation involved supplying 1,150 tonnes of LNG from bunkering vessel MV Avenir Advantage, which Petronas leased from Future Horizon, to vehicle transport vessel Siem Aristotle at the Pasir Gudang port on Monday. — Reuters

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