Barbados is in the final planning stages of creating a liquefied natural gas (LNG) refuelling framework for ships utilising the island’s main seaport.This word comes from CEO of the Barbados National Oil Company Limited (BNOCL), James Browne, who spoke during Monday’s debate on the 2023/2024 Estimates of Expenditure and Revenue.Responding to queries from Senior Minister in the Prime Minister’s Office with responsibility for coordinating infrastructural projects, Dr. William Duguid, regarding the possibility of such a facility here, Browne revealed that the island had already been in talks with Carnival Cruises over the past few months on a number of areas including the refuelling of their newest LNG-powered ship, Arvia and future vessels.“We have had several discussions over the last couple months with Carnival with regards to how they are going to address the greening of their facilities as well. We spoke about liquid fuels as well and earlier this year, Carnival approached us
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The National Petroleum Corporation (NPC) has been advised by its supplier, the Barbados National Oil Company Limited (BNOCL) that the supply chain has been interrupted by Tropical Storm Fiona which resulted in structural damage to their suppliers' loading facility. On shore storage is currently in use and we are working to increase our supply as soon as possible. A shipment of Liquefied Natural Gas is currently en-route to Barbados. While …
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