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Speaking at last week’s JOC Container Trade Europe event in Hamburg, Keno Eden, project manager at shipowner Nordic Hamburg, which has six LNG-fuelled feeder ships on order with a Chinese shipyard, claimed an operator could enjoy a reduced fuel bill of $55,000 on a 12.5-day North European feeder loop within the region’s Sulphur Emissions Control Areas (SECAs).
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Comment on this article
B Williams
October 01, 2015 at 8:37 pmThank you very much for another great story.
I am very interested in LNG for bunkering in the US.
I am interested in the LNG price quoted of $250/MT,
seems low for even Euro spot bulk deliver of LNG.
that would be a delivered price of $5/mmbtu? seems low.
can you help me with the math, that price also doe not
include any cost for storage, LNG logistics, loading,
or a bunker vessel or trucking. Just trying to understand
the math if you can help. I would expect this to
be closer to $9/mmbtu all-in, what do you think?