LNG-fuelled Deep Sea Shipping

The outlook for LNG bunker and LNG-fuelled newbuild demand up to 2025• 1 Jan. 2015 is getting closer • Existing bunkering hubs are well positioned to supply LNG for ships • LNG bunker infrastructure is a major challenge • Short-term: MGO is see

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