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A Case Study On LNG Capable Ships

26 September 2022

The recent study from UCL, Exploring methods for understanding stranded value: case study on LNG capable ships, is a flawed academic exercise, detached from reality.
In setting out a framework for their analysis the authors make innumerable contestable and unsupported statements.

A recent news article published in the Sea-LNG deals with Sea-LNG response to UCL report exploring methods for understanding stranded value: Case study on LNG capable ships.

Unprecedented spike in LNG prices

Somewhat...

https://mfame.guru/a-case-study-on-lng-capable-ships/

Qatar Petroleum’s Leap Step To Decarbonisation

3 February 2021

Qatar Petroleum pursues to replace its existing bunker fuel for ships with LNG in a phased manner.
It will significantly reduce QP’s total shipping emissions in the LNG value chain by around 28%.
Once the fleet is converted to LNG, the total CO2 reduction through this initiative will amount to approximately 1.9mn tonnes of CO2 equivalent per year.
QP is committed to decarbonise the transport sector by shipping LNG to destinations in a cost-effective, efficient and environmentally friendly way.

https://mfame.guru/qatar-petroleums-leap-step-to-decarbonisation/

Major Shipping Giants Focus on Reducing Carbon Footprint of Container Ships

4 December 2020

The decarbonized ocean freight armada needs a lot of investment and collaboration to get out of port.
That was among the key takeaways from a recent conference on reducing the carbon footprint of container ships and other vessels in the world’s marine cargo fleet.
The event, hosted by maritime industry risk-management company DNV-GL, included major players in ocean shipping from B.C. and elsewhere around the world.
It focused on the fuel options ocean carriers will need to meet tighter air...

https://mfame.guru/major-shipping-giants-focus-on-reducing-carbon-footprint-of-container-ships/

IMO Virtual Meet Decides on 100% Decarbonisation After 2050

29 October 2020

The International Chamber of Shipping (ICS) welcomes the comprehensive package of additional CO2 reduction measures for the existing global fleet.
It agreed by an overwhelming number of governments from across the world after an intensive week-long virtual meeting at the UN International Maritime Organization (IMO).
The agreement includes legally binding measures to ensure a 40% reduction of carbon intensity across the global fleet by 2030, compared to 2008.
And it is a key stepping stone in...

https://mfame.guru/imo-virtual-meet-decides-on-100-decarbonisation-after-2050/