Cryopeak’s LNG Virtual Pipeline services include LNG procurement, LNG transportation and LNG onsite equipment and support. Cryopeak is ISO 9001 certified, is a member of the Z276 technical committee and has an approved Emergency Response Action Plan (ERAP) under Transport Canada.
The western office serves customers in western US and Canada and is the administrative HQ for Cryopeak
The eastern office services customers in the mid west and eastern US and eastern Canada and offers local dispatch and technical services.
Developing a comprehensive fuel plan using LNG requires careful consideration and expertise in many areas including LNG equipment operation, engineering, permitting, materials management, and transportation. Cryopeak’s team of experts include highly experienced engineers, qualified technicians, experienced project managers, and logistics managers will help you lead your project from design through to operations.
Cryopeak’s highest value is safety and takes a risk based approach. Safety is engineered into each of Cryopeak’s solutions to promote safe operation of LNG equipment. Cryopeak’s safety management system and operations procedures are ISO 9001 certified by the American Bureau of Shipping. Our procedures cover operational manuals specific to each project outlining emergency response and site specific safety management plan.
For the year end 2017, Cryopeak has successfully delivered over 4,000,000 million LNG gallon over more than 1,900,000 kilometers with a 100% safe delivery record. “Safety is a core value at Cryopeak and we are very pleased about this accomplishment” said Jason McIvor VP Business Development. “This achievement is a result of our whole team […]
Cryopeak’s LNG Safety training has been delivered to over 100 mariners from BC Ferries and Seaspan Ferries. The safety training helps prepare mariners for LNG emergency case scenarios by teaching practical methods to address potential emergencies. “At Seaspan Ferries, we take great pride in living out our Core Values of Care and Safety for the […]
Multibillion-dollar export projects stalled, but smaller companies developing local market. (See BIV article here) Later this year, when the natural gas supply for Trois-Rivières, Quebec, is temporarily shut off for pipeline maintenance, Cryopeak LNG Solutions will step in with its “virtual pipeline” to keep the gas flowing to homes. The small Richmond-based company’s system uses […]
Cryopeak is an LNG distributor in Canada and the US and provides fuel for power generation, industrial heat, and pipeline supply.
A fintech company based in the United States has become the first company to get approval from the Bermuda government to launch a cryptocurrency ICO.
A US-based fintech company, Uulala, created a milestone by becoming the first company to gain ICO approval from the Bermuda government. The approval follows Bermuda’s new regulatory framework which came into effect earlier in the year.
As reported by The Royal Gazette, the announcement came during the Bermuda Executive Forum held in Miami, U.S, on October 18. According to the Minister of National Security, Wayne Caines, who was present at the forum, the approval was a starting point for the Island.
It is an honor to be the first company to meet the Bermuda standard. We look forward to being ambassadors for this global financial hub in the blockchain and fintech space as we accomplish our mission of helping millions of underserved.
The purpose of the fintech company is to reach out to the unbanked and underbanked masses and make financial tools readily available. Uulala’s CEO, Oscar Garcia, said that the firm aimed to raise $50 million in its ICO. The CEO further added that the company initially managed to raise $10 million privately.
Garcia also said that the Uulala team were considering starting operation on the Island. Furthermore, the Uulala CEO commented that the Island’s prestigious financial status attracted the company. The company executive added that its ICO approval took four months.
Countries around the world are beginning to accept the nascent technology that is digital currency. Islands are particularly attracting cryptocurrency exchange platforms with their favorable regulatory framework. Some Islands have ambitions to become the “cryptocurrency hub of the world.”
One of such well-known Islands that have attracted cryptocurrency businesses is Malta. The Island’s crypto-friendly climate has attracted exchanges like Binance and OKEx. Poland’s BitBay also announced its move to the Island. Malta became the first country with a legislative framework regulating blockchain after approving three crypto bills. Recently, the Island announced that cryptocurrency regulations would take effect in November.
Apart from Malta, Antigua and Barbuda was touted to be another cryptocurrency-friendly country. In 2017, the country appointed Bitcoin proponent, Calvin Ayre, as an advisor on cryptocurrency implementation and blockchain utilization. In Q1 2018, Ayre built the $100 million Ayre Resort in Antigua, funded entirely on digital currency.
The British overseas territory, Gibraltar, in a joint session with its financial services commission, announced plans to regulate ICOs, making it a world first.