Anatomy of LNG Shipping & Operations: Dubai — Vessel Design, Technology & Markets

Cambridge Academy of Transport is now able to offer two distinct 2-day LNG courses: the first course, described below, covers Design, Technology & Markets whilst the second explores its Commercial Aspects.

The two courses can be taken separately; but as they are scheduled back-to-back, individuals can choose to take both in succession, offering an immersive learning experience of this fast growing and technologically challenging industry.

Aim of this course: To gain a full understanding of marine transport in the LNG value chain; from Design & Engineering of LNG cryogenic systems to Vessel and Terminal Operations, leading into a session on voyage and deal economics.

Who Should Attend?

The course appeals across the entire LNG value chain: resource and asset holders, importers, traders, ship owners, charterers, terminal operators, financial institutions, auditors, equipment manufacturers and service providers. Past participants have commented positively on their learning experience delivered in a dynamic and professional manner in a welcoming environment that encourages knowledge exchange. Lecturers challenge participants' understanding, probe deeply into issues of the day and pose solutions to problems faced by many in their own business environment.

Past attendees include senior executives from across the globe, spanning a broad range of responsibilities: general management, trading, ship owning and chartering, voyage and deal operations, finance and project planning.

Benefits of the Course

The course's Technology, Operations and Legislation Sessions provide an informed insight into the choices and limitations of containment systems; and how advances in propulsion technology, coupled with environmental legislation, is narrowing the parameters of asset operability and commercial viability.

Programme Highlights

  • Cargo containment: evolution and future trends
  • Propulsion systems and the impact of their operational and commercial differences
  • Terminal and vessel operations with special regard to cargo handling challenges
  • The legislative environment and pathways to decarbonisation
  • Technological drivers and the impact on capital and operating expenses
  • Supply/Demand and trade flows


LNG Carrier

Course information

Dates to be announced
Park Regis Kris Kin Hotel, Dubai

Park Regis Hotel

Course fee

The cost of the course is USD2,200 per person, which includes tuition, refreshments, and lunch each day. Accommodation is NOT included but is available at the venue hotel or one of the many hotels located nearby.

Individuals wishing to attend both this course and the companion programme "Anatomy of LNG Shipping & Operation - Freight, Chartering and Contracts" will pay a discounted total course fee of USD3,900.

Further information, contact:

Tulika Singh
Cambridge Academy of Transport
48 Whitlesford Road
Little Shelford
Cambridge CB22 5EW
UK
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Programme and Booking Form

To download a programme giving fuller details of the course,  click here.

For a Booking Form,  click here.