US EditionHapag-Lloyd signs liquefied biomethane deal with Shell as it steps up decarbonisation efforts
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Hapag-Lloyd secures Shell bio-LNG for fleet decarbonisation
Hapag-Lloyd has signed a multi-year agreement with Shell Western LNG B.V. for the supply of liquefied biomethane (Bio-LNG), effective immediately. The deal builds on a 2023 collaboration focused on advancing alternative marine fuels. Bio-LNG forms part of Hapag-Lloyd’s decarbonisation strategy, which targets net-zero fleet operations by 2045. The fuel enables emission reductions across its LNG […] The post Hapag-Lloyd secures Shell bio-LNG for f…
Hapag-Lloyd taps Shell for bio-LNG supplies
Hapag-Lloyd and Shell have signed a multi-year agreement for the supply of bio-LNG starting with immediate effect. Since 2024, Shell has expanded its offering to include bio-LNG, which is now available at 22 locations within its global LNG bunkering network. “This agreement helps secure the fuel certainty and supply reliability we need to further expand the …
Hapag-Lloyd and Shell signed a multi-year agreement for the supply of liquefied biomethane (Bio-GNL), which will enter into force immediately, with the aim of accelerating decarbonization in the logistics value chain. The agreement is based on a collaboration established in 2023. “This agreement guarantees certainty of supply and allows us to expand the use of renewable fuels based on waste without compromising the quality and reliability that o…
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