Canadian low-carbon marine fuel provider Seaspan Energy on Wednesday (29 July) said it has completed its 150th ship-to-ship LNG bunkering less than two years after launching operations. The company is now ranked seventh globally by LNG bunkering volume, according to the latest LANSDOWNE Moritz rankings. LANSDOWNE Moritz is a boutique advisory business specialising in the energy industry, with specific focus on the natural gas, LNG and maritime sectors. Since completing its first ship-to-ship LNG bunkering at the Port of Long Beach in December 2024, Seaspan Energy has all three of their LNG bunker vessels operating on the West Coast and is now averaging 12 LNG bunkering operations per month. Working closely with key stakeholders to obtain all necessary authorisations, Seaspan Energy serves cruise ships, container ships, car carriers and tankers across the ports of Vancouver, Nanaimo, Royal Roads, Long Beach, and Seattle. More than half of Seaspan Energy’s LNG bunkering operations have taken place in the Port of Vancouver, reinforcing the port’s position as a leading gateway for LNG-powered vessels and alternative marine fuels. Seaspan Energy delivers made-in-BC LNG sourced from FortisBC’s Tilbury LNG facility to help meet the growing global demand for lower-emission marine fuels. Harly Penner, President, Seaspan Energy , said: “Completing 150 LNG bunkering operations in just 18 months is an incredible achievement for our team. This milestone reflects the hard work and commitment of our vessel crews and shoreside staff, who have built a reputation for delivering safe, reliable LNG bunkering. I am incredibly proud of what we have accomplished together and grateful for the trust our global customers continue to place in our team.” Gary Regan, Managing Consultant, LANSDOWNE Moritz , said: “Seaspan Energy has become one of the world’s leading LNG bunker suppliers in a relatively short period of time. The company is now ranked seventh globally by LNG bunkering