The Officially Confirmed LNG Powered Orders Already Delivered on 2016 Or “ to Be Delivered” Until 2019 Are Listed Here Below

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The Officially Confirmed LNG Powered Orders Already Delivered on 2016 Or “ to Be Delivered” Until 2019 Are Listed Here Below The officially confirmed LNG powered orders already delivered on 2016 or “ to be delivered” until 2019 are listed here below: (with an asterix (*) are marked the Diesel – LNG converted Projects) 1. 2016 Car/passenger ferry Society of Quebec ferries LR 2. 2016 Car/passenger ferry Society of Quebec ferries LR 3. 2016 PSV Harvey Gulf Int. ABS 4. 2016 Tug CNOOC CCS 5. 2016 Tug Drydocks World 6. 2016 PSV Harvey Gulf Int. ABS 7. 2016 PSV Harvey Gulf Int. ABS 8. 2016 PSV Siem Offshore DNV GL 9. 2016 PSV Siem Offshore DNV GL 10.2016* Oil/chemical tanker Furetank Rederi BV 11.2016 Gas carrier Evergas BV 12.2016 Gas carrier Evergas BV 13.2016 PSV Harvey Gulf Int. ABS 14.2016 Icebreaker Arctica Shipping LR 15.2016 PSV Siem Offshore DNV GL 16.2016 Gas carrier Chemgas Shipping 17.2016 Oil/chemical tanker Terntank BV 18.2016 Oil/chemical tanker Terntank BV 19.2016 Oil/chemical tanker Terntank BV 20.2016* Ro-Ro TOTE Shipholdings ABS 21.2016 Car carrier UECC LR 22. 2016 Car carrier UECC LR 23.2016 Car/passenger ferry Boreal DNV GL 24.2016 Car/passenger ferry Boreal DNV GL 25.2016 Container ship GNS Shipping ABS 26.2016 Container ship GNS Shipping ABS 27.2016 Ro-Ro Searoad Holdings DNV GL 28.2016 Car/passenger ferry BC Ferries LR 29.2016 Car/passenger ferry BC Ferries LR 30.2016 Gas carrier Ocean Yield DNV GL 31.2016 Gas carrier Ocean Yield DNV GL 32.2016 Gas carrier Ocean Yield DNV GL 33.2016 Car/passenger ferry Seaspan Ferries Corp. BV 34.2016 Car/passenger ferry Seaspan Ferries Corp. BV 35.2016 Gas carrier Navigator Gas ABS 36.2016 Gas carrier Navigator Gas ABS 37.2016 Gas carrier Navigator Gas ABS 38.2016 Gas carrier Navigator Gas ABS 39.2016* RoPax Baleària BV 40.2016 Dredger DEME BV 41.2016 Dredger DEME BV 42.2016* Container ship Wessels Reederei BV 43.2016 Hopper Barge Bremenports DNV GL 44.2017 Cable layer DEME Tideway DNV GL 45.2017 Gas carrier Evergas BV 46.2017 Gas carrier Evergas BV 47.2017 Tug Østensjø Rederi 48.2017 Tug Østensjø Rederi 49.2017 Tug Østensjø Rederi 50.2017* Car/passenger ferry BC ferries ABS 51.2017 RoPax Rederi AB Gotland DNV GL 52.2017 Car/passenger ferry Caronte & Tourist RINA 53.2017 Oil/chemical tanker Groupe Desgagnés BV 54.2017 Oil/chemical tanker Groupe Desgagnés BV 55.2017 Container ship GNS Shipping ABS 56.2017 Container ship GNS Shipping ABS 57.2017 Car/passenger ferry BC Ferries LR 58.2017 Oil/chemical tanker Terntank BV 59.2017 Container ship Crowley Maritime Corp. DNV GL 60.2017 Container ship Crowley Maritime Corp. DNV GL 61.2017 RoPax Tallink BV 62.2017 Container ship Brodosplit DNV GL 63.2018 Container ship Brodosplit DNV GL 64.2018 Bulk ship ESL Shipping DNV GL 65.2018 Bulk ship ESL Shipping DNV GL 66.2018* Car/passenger ferry BC ferries ABS 67.2018 Container ship Brodosplit DNV GL 68.2018 Container ship Brodosplit DNV GL 69.2018 Car/passenger ferry Royal Doeksen LR 70.2018 Car/passenger ferry Royal Doeksen LR 71.2018 Car/passenger ferry CHFS LR 72.2018 Car/passenger ferry CHFS LR 73.2018* Ro-Ro TOTE Shipholdings ABS 74.2018 RoPax Rederi AB Gotland DNV GL 75.2018 General cargo ship Nordnorsk Shipping 76.2018 Container ship Containerships ABS 77.2018 Container ship Containerships ABS 78.2018 Heavy lift vessel Heerema Offshore LR 79.2018 Oil/chemical tanker Furetank Rederi 80.2018 Oil/chemical tanker Furetank Rederi 81.2018 Dredger DEME 82.2018 Cruise ship Carnival Corporation RINA 83.2019 Cruise ship Carnival Corporation RINA 84.2019 Oil/chemical tanker Älvtank 85.2019 Oil/chemical tanker Thun Tankers 86.2019 RoPax Baleària BV 87. 2020 Cruise ship Carnival Corporation RINA 88. 2022 Cruise ship Carnival Corporation RINA To retrieve the word’s LNG Carriers Fleet in service or under construction , please connect to: http://www.aukevisser.nl/supertankers/gas-SP/id714.htm LNG-Carriers in Service or Under Construction ( Dec. 2016 ) Larger then 65000 DWT. Ship Name Ship Type Deadweight Built Flag (DWT) AAMIRA LNG Tanker 130026 2010 Marshall Islands ADAM LNG LNG Tanker 90986 2014 Marshall Islands AL AAMRIYA LNG Tanker 121935 2008 Marshall Islands AL AREESH LNG Tanker 90617 2007 Bahamas AL BAHIYA LNG Tanker 121957 2010 Marshall Islands AL DAAYEN LNG Tanker 90617 2007 Bahamas AL DAFNA LNG Tanker 130157 2009 Marshall Islands AL DEEBEL LNG Tanker 78594 2005 Bahamas AL GATTARA LNG Tanker 106898 2007 Marshall Islands AL GHARIYA LNG Tanker 121730 2008 Bahamas AL GHARRAFA LNG Tanker 106898 2008 Marshall Islands AL GHASHAMIYA LNG Tanker 108988 2009 Marshall Islands AL GHUWAIRIYA LNG Tanker 154940 2008 Marshall Islands AL HAMLA LNG Tanker 107514 2008 Marshall Islands AL HUWAILA LNG Tanker 109503 2008 Bahamas AL JASSASIYA LNG Tanker 84554 2007 Greece AL KARAANA LNG Tanker 122052 2009 Marshall Islands AL KHARAITIYAT LNG Tanker 107153 2009 Marshall Islands AL KHARSAAH LNG Tanker 109484 2008 Bahamas AL KHATTIYA LNG Tanker 121946 2009 Marshall Islands AL KHUWAIR LNG Tanker 109555 2008 Bahamas AL MAFYAR LNG Tanker 130441 2009 Marshall Islands AL MARROUNA LNG Tanker 90617 2006 Bahamas AL MAYEDA LNG Tanker 130298 2009 Marshall Islands AL NUAMAN LNG Tanker 121910 2009 Marshall Islands AL ORAIQ LNG Tanker 122079 2008 Marshall Islands AL REKAYYAT LNG Tanker 107160 2009 Marshall Islands AL RUWAIS LNG Tanker 121823 2007 Bahamas AL SADD LNG Tanker 121913 2009 Marshall Islands AL SAFLIYA LNG Tanker 121963 2007 Bahamas AL SAHLA LNG Tanker 104666 2008 Marshall Islands AL SAMRIYA LNG Tanker 154900 2009 Marshall Islands AL SHAMAL LNG Tanker 109662 2008 Bahamas AL SHEEHANIYA LNG Tanker 122006 2009 Marshall Islands AL THAKHIRA LNG Tanker 78542 2005 Bahamas AL THUMAMA LNG Tanker 104701 2008 Marshall Islands AL UTOURIYA LNG Tanker 104561 2008 Marshall Islands ALTO ACRUX LNG Tanker 80229 2008 Bahamas AMADI LNG Tanker 84300 2015 Brunei Darussalam AMANI LNG Tanker 85426 2014 Brunei Darussalam AMUR RIVER LNG Tanker 84598 2008 Marshall Islands ARCTIC AURORA LNG Tanker 84604 2013 Malta ARCTIC DISCOVERER LNG Tanker 75485 2006 Bahamas ARCTIC LADY LNG Tanker 84878 2006 Norway ARCTIC PRINCESS LNG Tanker 84878 2006 Norway ARCTIC VOYAGER LNG Tanker 75485 2006 Bahamas ARWA SPIRIT LNG Tanker 82187 2008 Marshall Islands ASEEM LNG Tanker 86655 2009 Malta ASIA ENDEAVOUR LNG Tanker 82434 2015 Bahamas ASIA ENERGY LNG Tanker 82424 2014 Bahamas ASIA EXCELLENCE LNG Tanker 82721 2015 Bahamas ASIA VISION LNG Tanker 82487 2014 Bahamas BARCELONA KNUTSEN LNG Tanker 97730 2010 Spain BEIDOU STAR LNG Tanker 84000 2015 Hong Kong BERGE ARZEW LNG Tanker 77470 2004 Bahamas BILBAO KNUTSEN LNG Tanker 77217 2004 Spain BISHU MARU LNG Tanker 82280 2015 Panama BRITISH DIAMOND LNG Tanker 84553 2008 Isle of Man BRITISH EMERALD LNG Tanker 84303 2007 Isle of Man BRITISH INNOVATOR LNG Tanker 75074 2003 Isle of Man BRITISH MERCHANT LNG Tanker 75059 2003 Isle of Man BRITISH RUBY LNG Tanker 84491 2008 Isle of Man BRITISH SAPPHIRE LNG Tanker 84455 2008 Isle of Man BRITISH TRADER LNG Tanker 75109 2002 Isle of Man BU SAMRA LNG Tanker 130442 2008 Marshall Islands BW GDF SUEZ BOSTON LNG Tanker 77410 2003 Norway BW GDF SUEZ BRUSSELS LNG Tanker 89452 2009 Bermuda BW GDF SUEZ EVERETT LNG Tanker 77410 2003 Singapore BW GDF SUEZ PARIS LNG Tanker 89556 2009 Bermuda BW PAVILION LEEARA LNG Tanker 80100 2015 Singapore BW PAVILION VANDA LNG Tanker 91515 2015 Singapore CADIZ KNUTSEN LNG Tanker 77228 2004 Spain CASTILLO DE CALDELAS LNG Tanker 84190 2017 Panama CASTILLO DE MERIDA LNG Tanker 84190 2017 Panama CASTILLO DE SANTISTEBAN LNG Tanker 94500 2010 Malta CASTILLO DE VILLALBA LNG Tanker 77217 2003 Spain CATALUNYA SPIRIT LNG Tanker 77204 2003 Spain CELESTINE RIVER LNG Tanker 77163 2007 Bahamas CESI GLADSTONE LNG Tanker 98500 2016 Hong Kong CLEAN ENERGY LNG Tanker 85513 2007 Marshall Islands CLEAN HORIZON LNG Tanker 91100 2015 Malta CLEAN OCEAN LNG Tanker 89956 2014 Marshall Islands CLEAN PLANET LNG Tanker 89848 2014 Marshall Islands CLEAN VISION LNG Tanker 79700 2015 Malta COOL EXPLORER LNG Tanker 81893 2015 Malta COOL RUNNER LNG Tanker 81891 2014 Malta COOL VOYAGER LNG Tanker 81890 2013 Malta CORCOVADO LNG LNG Tanker 77440 2014 Malta CREOLE SPIRIT LNG Tanker 98000 2015 Bahamas CUBAL LNG Tanker 82834 2012 Bahamas CYGNUS PASSAGE LNG Tanker 79555 2009 Bahamas DAEWOO LNG Tanker 85000 2018 Panama DAEWOO 2411 LNG Tanker 83100 2016 Bahamas DAEWOO 2412 LNG Tanker 83000 2016 Greece DAEWOO 2413 LNG Tanker 83000 2016 Greece DAEWOO 2415 LNG Tanker 83000 2016 Greece DAEWOO 2416 LNG Tanker 83400 2017 Bahamas DAEWOO 2417 LNG Tanker 83400 2017 Bahamas DAEWOO 2421 LNG Tanker 79970 2017 Cyprus DAEWOO 2422 LNG Tanker 79970 2017 Cyprus DAEWOO 2423 LNG Tanker 79970 2017 Bahamas DAEWOO 2424 LNG Tanker 79970 2017 Hong Kong DAEWOO 2425 LNG Tanker 79970 2018 Bahamas DAEWOO 2426 LNG Tanker 79970 2018 Hong Kong DAEWOO 2427 LNG Tanker 79970 2018 Cyprus DAEWOO 2428 LNG Tanker 79970 2018 Cyprus DAEWOO 2429 LNG Tanker 79970 2018 Cyprus DAEWOO 2430 LNG Tanker 79970 2019 Bahamas DAEWOO 2431 LNG Tanker 79970 2019 Bahamas DAEWOO 2432 LNG Tanker 79970 2019 Hong Kong DAEWOO 2433 LNG Tanker 79970 2019 Bahamas DAEWOO 2434 LNG Tanker 79970 2019 Bahamas DAEWOO 2435 LNG Tanker 83000 2017 Singapore DAEWOO 2436 LNG Tanker 83000 2018 Singapore DAEWOO 2437 LNG Tanker 83000 2017 Unknown DAEWOO 2438 LNG Tanker 83000 2017 Unknown DAEWOO 2441 LNG Tanker 83000 2018 Isle of Man DAEWOO 2442 LNG Tanker 83000 2018 Isle of Man DAEWOO 2443 LNG Tanker 83000 2018 Isle of Man DAEWOO 2444 LNG Tanker 83000 2019 Isle of Man DAEWOO 2445 LNG Tanker 83000 2019 Isle of Man DAEWOO 2446 LNG Tanker 83000 2019 Isle of Man DAEWOO 2447 LNG Tanker 83000 2017 Marshall Islands DAEWOO 2448 LNG Tanker 83000 2017 Marshall Islands DAEWOO 2449 LNG Tanker 84500 2017 Panama
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