Study finds LNG can cut GHG emissions by 21 % as pressure mounts to meet IMO targets

摘要

The Chairman of SEALNG, a multi-sector industry coalition, created to accelerate the widespread adoption of liquefied natural gas (LNG) as a marine fuel, has warned that the industry must act now in reducing emissions, as a study reveals LNG can reduce Greenhouse Gas emissions (GHG) by as much as 21%. Speaking at a recent conference to launch the results of the independent study into using LNG as a marine fuel, compared with oil-based marine fuels, Peter Keller said: "We know that LNG is a viable solution and what's most important is it's available now.