Lietuvos Suskystintųjų gamtinių dujų (SGD) platforma buvo įsteigta 2017 m. lapkričio 8 d....
On March 8, a liquefied natural gas (LNG) powered vessel was successfully bunkered for the first time in the port of Klaipėda. During this operation, the fuel tank of the cement carrier MV Greenland was filled with gas at the Malkos Bay
In recent months, Italy has overtaken Spain for the number of service stations for trucks that use LNG, becoming the leading operator in the sector in Europe. More information about that: https://giignl.org/lng-information-papers
The GIIGNL Technical Study Group developed a series of Information Papers to provide public readers with factual information about LNG, its technology and the industry’s multiple layers of safety. More information about that: https://giignl.org/lng-information-papers
The LNG platform submitted proposals for the Integrated National Energy and Climate Plan drafted by the Republic of Lithuania Ministry of Energy which could contribute to the ensuring of energy efficiency, increase the opportunities of the use of alternative energy
Klaipėda LNG forum 2019 organised by Klaipėda Science and Technology Park, Klaipėdos nafta and Embassy of the Netherlands will take place on the 15-16 May at Klaipėda Castle’s site hall, Lithuania. The event will bring together a wide range of
Read more: https://www.delfi.lt/verslas/transportas/girteka-logistics-testuoja-sgd-varomus-vilkikus-s saved conditions 20-proc.d?id=80295509
Interview: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=28bA9cTzE5Q
On 2019 January 1 the liquefied natural gas (LNG) feeder and bunker vessel “Kairos” starts its first reload operation in Klaipėda. Next to the German LNG supplier Nauticor one of the ship’s charterers is oil and liquefied natural gas (LNG)
On October 17th , 2018, the world’s largest LNG bunker supply vessel “Kairos” has started its voyage from the shipyard in South Korea to the ship’s primary area of operation in Northwest Europe. The ship, with an LNG capacity of
Benefits brought by the liquefied natural gas (LNG) terminal, which in four years managed to save Lithuanian population’s incomes by EUR 103 million due to lower gas prices, were already noticed by many residents of the country, especially when gas
