SunRui Marine Environment Engineering Co., Ltd. (SunRui) on Tuesday (9 August) signed a contract with Lianyungang Shenghua Shipping Repairing & Building Co., Ltd.(Shenghua) to supply fuel gas supply systems (FGSS) for 5+5 7,380 dwt dual fuel bunkering vessels, according to SunRui on 10 August.
The FGSS signed in this contract will be installed on the vessels ordered by Singapore-based independent vessel owning, newbuilding management, and chartering firm Singfar International Pte Ltd; the vessels will serve in Singapore waters after delivery.
The contract of orders was signed at a ceremony attended by representatives of the companies.
This order indicated that the whole series of SunRui FGSS products including Low-Pressure, High-Pressure, Self-Pressurized, and Pump-Pressurized systems have been well recognized by well-known ship owners worldwide, said SunRui.
Shenghua chairman of the board Mr. Pan Sheng said, “FGSS is one of the core systems of dual fuel vessel and it has been a demand for ship owners and shipyards to have a reliable, stable and trustworthy LNG FGSS partner.
“Through multiple technical exchanges with SunRui and site visit to SunRui FGSS land-based test facilities, we are expressed by their leading capabilities of design, production, supply, commissioning and service.”
In the field of marine liquefied natural gas (LNG) FGSS, SUNRUI has developed multiple core technologies including system design, LNG storage tank design, cryogenic pipeline analysis, system analog simulation.
Manifold Times previously reported Singfar International entered into a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with Shenghua for the joint development and construction of 5+5 dual fuel 7,000 dwt bunker tankers.
The MoU signed oversaw Shenghua building five LNG propelled dual fuel (DF) bunker tankers, together with an option for five more sister ships.
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Photo credit: SunRui Marine Environment Engineering
Published: 15 August, 2022
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