In Demand: Hoegh LNG’s Sveinung Stoehle
Satisfied with the recent opening of a new floating LNG import terminal in Turkey plus contract successes in Africa and Asia, Hoegh LNG CEO and president, Sveinung Stoehle, cautiously lets us into his stylish Oslo offices for a bit of “disclosure”. The Hoegh business model is winning out, and now six floating storage and regasification units, or FSRUs, are in operation with four newbuilds on the way. The terminal in Turkey was built in just six months: “It would be years, not months, for a land-based gas terminal,” Stohle asserts. That risk argument has Hoegh LNG in just about every gas-trading discussion in the developing world, so we asked to hear more.
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- Ballast Water Compliance: More than a System, it is Knowledge page: 16
- Finite Element Strength Analysis for ATB Load Box page: 20
- A Case for Maritime Cyber Security Capability page: 27
- Interview: James Espino, President, Gnostech page: 30
- Hyper Connectivity: The Risks and Rewards page: 32
- Maritime Cyber Security: Good, Better & Best page: 34
- In Demand: Hoegh LNG’s Sveinung Stoehle page: 38
- TechnipFMC & the Future of 'Super-profit Oil' page: 40
- A Hybrid Drive’s Digital Landscape page: 42
- Mark Fuhrmann's Paddle for 'Piece' page: 48
- The New Offshore Reality page: 50
- LNG as Fuel: Challenges & Opportunities page: 52
- Lockport, Louisiana is 'Cutter Country' page: 56
- Vancouver: Maritime’s New Home Address page: 58
- Disruption 'Powered by Transas' page: 62
- Lloyd's Register: Maritime Grows in the Americas page: 64
- Alfa Laval: New Test Facilities, New Technologies page: 66