Dutch firm to install LNG bunkering system

Fri 18 Jan 2013, 12:31 GMT

Dutch firm to install LNG bunkering system

Bunkering system to be installed on ferries travelling from Norway to Denmark.

Dutch company Cryonorm Systems, a provider of turnkey LNG systems, has received an order from Norwegian firm Skangass to install an LNG bunkering system at Risavika Harbour in Norway.

The order consists of a turnkey LNG bunkering system for ferries travelling from Norway to Denmark. Cryonorm Systems will engineer, produce, install and supervise the installation of the complete system.

Commenting on the deal with Skangass, Jos Glorie, business development director at Cryonorm Systems, said: "This is another milestone for both companies."

In November, Cryonorm Systems also received an order to install the LNG fuel system on two gas carriers for Anthony Veder

The order consists of a turnkey LNG fuel system for two gas tankers. Cryonorm Systems will engineer, produce and supervise the installation of the LNG system.

Ferry LNG Denmark Netherlands Norway


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