Christophe de Margerie, the icebreaking LNG carrier owned and operated by SCF Group, has crossed the NSR in a new record time, for a merchant ship without icebreaker support, during the month of July.
SCF To Provide Technical Supervision For Construction Of Rosneft’s New LNG-Fuelled Tankers
SCF Group and Rosnefteflot signed an agreement whereby SCF’s specialists will provide technical supervision during the construction of Rosneft’s new LNG-fuelled Aframax tankers.
SCF Group Concludes USD 252 Million Long-Term Credit Facility To Finance Six Aframax Tankers
SCF Group is pleased to announce that it has signed a new USD 252 million 7-year credit facility towards financing a series of six Aframax tankers
SCF Group And Shell Adopt Cleaner-Burning LNG As Primary Fuel For Aframax Tankers
SCF Group has today signed time-charter agreements with Shell for two dual-fuelled Aframax tankers, which mark a historic turning point that sets new environmental standards for the global tanker industry.
SCF Names New Multifunctional Icebreaking Standby Vessel ‘Fedor Ushakov’
On 11 October 2017, the naming ceremony took place for Fedor Ushakov, a new multifunctional IBSBV built to order for PAO SCF Group, to serve the Sakhalin-2 project.
Sovcomflot To Operate New Rosneft Large-Capacity Oil Tankers
SCF Group, Rosneft, STLC and Zvezda Shipbuilding Complex have signed a set of agreements that entail the construction of five Aframax tankers.
SCF Chooses WinGD’s X-DF Technology For First Ever Gas-Powered Aframax Tanker
WinGD has announced that its low-speed dual-fuel engines with X-DF low-pressure gas admission will propel the first ever gas-fuelled Aframax crude oil tankers.
Shell To Fuel World’s First LNG-Powered Crude Oil Tankers
Shell has signed an agreement with SCF Group to supply LNG to fuel the first Aframax crude oil tankers in the world to be powered by LNG.
World’s First LNG Ice-Breaking Tanker Ready To Serve At Yamal LNG Project
Christophe de Margerie, the world’s first ice-breaking LNG tanker, has successfully berthed at the gas terminal at Sabetta Port in Russia, becoming the first vessel to do so.