Seaspan Energy Reaches 150 LNG Bunkering Operationsby Ship & Bunker News TeamDrone photo of the Seaspan Lions vessel taken in Vancouver. Image Credit: Seaspan EnergySeaspan Energy completes its 150th ship-to-ship LNG bunkeringcompletes its ship-to-ship bunkering Firm ranked seventh globally by LNG bunkering volume, per LANSDOWNE MoritzThree bunker vessels now average 12 operations a month on the West CoastSeaspan Energy says it has completed its 150th ship-to-ship LNG bunkering less than two years after launching, and is now ranked seventh globally by LNG bunkering volume, according to LANSDOWNE Moritz rankings. As Ship & Bunker previosuly reported, the Canadian supplier carried out its first ship-to-ship LNG bunkering at the Port of Long Beach in December 2024. Seaspan Energy serves cruise ships, container ships, car carriers and tankers across the ports of Vancouver, Nanaimo, Royal Roads, Long Beach, and Seattle. "Completing 150 LNG bunkering operations in just 18 months is an incredible achievement for our team," said Harly Penner, president of Seaspan Energy, in a press release to mark the milestone.