GD-A031_Methane as a Marine Fuel – An Introduction

£25.00

This high-level publication sets out the key facts about LNG including what it is, how it is used, its environmental and safety profile, which countries have invested in it, LNG ship design and systems, bunkering facilities and process, how it is purchased, how personnel involved in handling LNG should be trained and familiarised.

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