Transport Costs Affecting LNG Delivery by Moss Type Carriers
The paper discusses the influence of transportation costs on the delivery of liquefied natural gas (LNG) by sea. The research part of the project was carried out by using a dedicated LNG Moss type carrier with the capacity of 205,000 m3 and by taking into account the price of the propulsion engine f...
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fthrcak:oai:hrcak.srce.hr:100528 2023-05-15T17:39:12+02:00 Transport Costs Affecting LNG Delivery by Moss Type Carriers Stanivuk, Tatjana; University of Split, Faculty of Maritime Studies; tstanivu@pfst.hr Tokić, Tonći; Ferry port Split, Gat Sv. Duje 1, 21000 Split, Croatia; ttokic@trajektnalukasplit.hr Šoškić, Svetislav; The Military Academy of the Republic of Serbia; cacaksole@yahoo.com 2013-04-23 pdf http://hrcak.srce.hr/100528 http://hrcak.srce.hr/file/148135 en eng Faculty of Maritime Studies Split; ikuzman@pfst.hr http://hrcak.srce.hr/100528 http://hrcak.srce.hr/file/148135 Transactions on Maritime Science (office@toms.com.hr); Vol.2 No.1; ISSN 1848-3305 (Print); ISSN 1848-3313 (Online) Transport costs Fuel LNG Moss type ship text 2013 fthrcak 2013-04-24T23:36:24Z The paper discusses the influence of transportation costs on the delivery of liquefied natural gas (LNG) by sea. The research part of the project was carried out by using a dedicated LNG Moss type carrier with the capacity of 205,000 m3 and by taking into account the price of the propulsion engine fuel, LNG, as one of the most important factors of the final cost of LNG transportation. The fluctuation of the final costs also depends on the price of construction of a new vessel, the vessel’s design, sufficient number of the vessels required for transportation, and the amount of cargo to be shipped from a load port to the import terminal. The port of Murmansk, possibly one of Russia’s largest LNG load terminals, was used as port of departure, i.e. port of load. The final destinations, i.e. import terminals, included the ports of Zeebrugge, South Hook, Cove Point, Chiba and Fujian. It should be noticed that this study involved two sailing routes, the Suez Canal and the North East Passage, taking into consideration the harsh weather conditions the vessels might encounter during navigation. Text North East Passage Hrčak - Portal of scientific journals of Croatia Cove Point ENVELOPE(-55.465,-55.465,51.550,51.550) Hook Cove ENVELOPE(-55.315,-55.315,51.967,51.967) Murmansk |
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The paper discusses the influence of transportation costs on the delivery of liquefied natural gas (LNG) by sea. The research part of the project was carried out by using a dedicated LNG Moss type carrier with the capacity of 205,000 m3 and by taking into account the price of the propulsion engine fuel, LNG, as one of the most important factors of the final cost of LNG transportation. The fluctuation of the final costs also depends on the price of construction of a new vessel, the vessel’s design, sufficient number of the vessels required for transportation, and the amount of cargo to be shipped from a load port to the import terminal. The port of Murmansk, possibly one of Russia’s largest LNG load terminals, was used as port of departure, i.e. port of load. The final destinations, i.e. import terminals, included the ports of Zeebrugge, South Hook, Cove Point, Chiba and Fujian. It should be noticed that this study involved two sailing routes, the Suez Canal and the North East Passage, taking into consideration the harsh weather conditions the vessels might encounter during navigation. |
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Stanivuk, Tatjana; University of Split, Faculty of Maritime Studies; tstanivu@pfst.hr Tokić, Tonći; Ferry port Split, Gat Sv. Duje 1, 21000 Split, Croatia; ttokic@trajektnalukasplit.hr Šoškić, Svetislav; The Military Academy of the Republic of Serbia; cacaksole@yahoo.com |
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Stanivuk, Tatjana; University of Split, Faculty of Maritime Studies; tstanivu@pfst.hr Tokić, Tonći; Ferry port Split, Gat Sv. Duje 1, 21000 Split, Croatia; ttokic@trajektnalukasplit.hr Šoškić, Svetislav; The Military Academy of the Republic of Serbia; cacaksole@yahoo.com |
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Stanivuk, Tatjana; University of Split, Faculty of Maritime Studies; tstanivu@pfst.hr |
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Transport Costs Affecting LNG Delivery by Moss Type Carriers |
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Transport Costs Affecting LNG Delivery by Moss Type Carriers |
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Transport Costs Affecting LNG Delivery by Moss Type Carriers |
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Transport Costs Affecting LNG Delivery by Moss Type Carriers |
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Transport Costs Affecting LNG Delivery by Moss Type Carriers |
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transport costs affecting lng delivery by moss type carriers |
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Faculty of Maritime Studies Split; ikuzman@pfst.hr |
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2013 |
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http://hrcak.srce.hr/100528 http://hrcak.srce.hr/file/148135 |
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ENVELOPE(-55.465,-55.465,51.550,51.550) ENVELOPE(-55.315,-55.315,51.967,51.967) |
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Cove Point Hook Cove Murmansk |
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Cove Point Hook Cove Murmansk |
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North East Passage |
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North East Passage |
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Transactions on Maritime Science (office@toms.com.hr); Vol.2 No.1; ISSN 1848-3305 (Print); ISSN 1848-3313 (Online) |
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http://hrcak.srce.hr/100528 http://hrcak.srce.hr/file/148135 |
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