Braemar Engineering, the marine engineering consultancy arm
within the Braemar Shipping Services Group, has launched a new venture
which recognizes the growing importance of LNG as a global maritime fuel source.It will be taking its experience and skills in dynamic positioning
(DP), LNG in the marine environment, and LNG supply, and applying them
to a new operation that will advise on every aspect of the use of LNG as a fuel source in the offshore sector.“This venture is a logical extension for us,” says Geoff Green, Managing Director of Braemar Engineering (formerly Wavespec). “We have unparalleled expertise in the use of LNG as fuel in the marine
environment and the marine transportation and storage of LNG. Braemar
Engineering has been involved in projects which have delivered more than 100 LNG fuelled vessels in the last 10 years, and we are one of only a
handful of companies with the capability to carry out an LNG fuel supply FMEA (Failure Modes and Effects Analysis). This involves a systematic
analysis of these complex systems to identify potential design and
process failures before they occur and we then use our specialist
knowledge to minimise the risk of failure.”Braemar Engineering’s shore-based LNG group supports the entire LNG
supply chain from natural gas pipeline supply through to pre-treatment
and LNG liquefaction; LNG transportation by land or sea; LNG receiving;
and regasification ready for end use at the burner tip. Its project
services cover all aspects of the process, from conceptual
siting/feasibility studies, code compliance and permitting through to
design, front-end engineering and design (FEED), construction oversight, commissioning and right through to start-up.The new venture, headed up by Sheila McClain, VP Business Development, is based in Houston Texas and will begin focusing on operations in the
Gulf of Mexico, but according to Ms McClain, opportunities exist in the
offshore sector in other areas around the world. “We believe that
Braemar Engineering is the only company offering a full range of LNG
fuelling services from pipeline to combustion,” she explains. “We have developed this project team in response to demands from our
customers and look to build a reputation as the ‘one stop shop’ in LNG
as fuel in the maritime industry.”
SHIPBUILDING
04 March 2013 - 21:12
Braemar Engineering Recognizes Importance of LNG as Maritime Fuel (USA)
Braemar Engineering, has launched a new venture which recognizes the growing importance of LNG as a global maritime fuel source.
SHIPBUILDING
04 March 2013 - 21:12
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