Shell’s latest report on LNG’s pathway to help decarbonise shipping
The shipping industry is at a crucial turning point. Increasing industry momentum, heightened IMO ambitions and technological advancements are accelerating the push toward decarbonisation, underlining the need for sector wide collaboration and action.
Shell Marine’s latest report: Decarbonising Shipping: LNG’s Pathway to Net-Zero Greenhouse Gas Emissions, explores how LNG, bio-LNG and e-LNG can support the shipping industry’s transition to net-zero emissions by 2050 and provides critical insights to help inform decision making during the energy transition.
LNG’s potential as an immediate solution: Before bio-LNG and e-LNG are implemented at scale, LNG can already be used for immediate reduction, providing a viable lower-carbon pathway for shipping.
The roadmap to net zero: Explore scenarios that showcase how incorporating bio-LNG and e-LNG can help vessels meet net-zero GHG emissions.
Methane slip and technological progress: The report illustrates methane emission factors across different engine types as well as new methods for measuring, monitoring, and mitigating methane emissions.
Regulatory landscape and compliance: The IMO’s revised GHG strategy and the EU’s Fit for 55 package have underlined the need for shipping to speed up on decarbonisation efforts. Staying up to date with these requirements is key.
Discover the full potential that LNG offers today and into the future.
