Japanese utility giant Osaka Gas has joined the SEA-LNG coalition to contribute to emissions reduction in the shipping industry by decarbonising marine fuels through its new liquefied natural gas (LNG) bunkering business.
Osaka Gas has made it a priority to increase its share of renewables in its power generation portfolio and is joining forces with other companies to assess alternatives such as e-methane, among others.
Peter Keller, Chairman of SEA-LNG, notes Osaka Gas’ “critical role” in the LNG bunkering. He said, “Osaka Gas brings over a century of corporate expertise and decades of experience in LNG operations in Japan.”
“With its plan to support the adaptation of liquified e-methane, it is emphasising how energy majors, shipowners, and other LNG value chain stakeholders can work collaboratively to transition from LNG’s immediate emissions reductions to Net Zero e-methane.”
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