TGN19-01_LNG as a marine fuel - A Bunkering Compatibility Assessment Methodology

TGN 19-01 A Bunkering Compatibility Assessment Methodology

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This Technical Guidance Note (TGN) aims to address compatibility challenges between the LNG supplier and receiver by providing guidance on how to assess compatibility between a bunkering facility and a gas-fuelled vessel, how to gather information for such an assessment, and what needs to be checked and reported. The TGN proposes an industry standard approach and process to satisfy the requirements for compatibility, supported by standards forms.

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