Aware of the trend and mismatch in LNG facility supply in the region, Malaysia’s shipping icon Datuk Capt Ahmad Sufian Abdul Rashid (pic) has made a comeback and set up LNG Marine Sdn Bhd to meet the demand from both LNG producers and sellers.
KUALA LUMPUR: The latest regulations on the sulphur dioxide level for exhaust gas emissions from ships’ engines has resulted in liquefied natural gas (LNG) becoming a viable alternative to traditional fuel.
This has led to an increase in dual-fuel vessels, which in turn generates demand for LNG bunkering vessels worldwide.
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