2021 GREEN4SEA Virtual Forum Panel 8: LNG as a fuel

Many consider LNG as a bridge fuel and others see it a more lasting solution in the decarbonization mix. LNG may be the best way today to accommodate the zero carbon fuels of tomorrow. Shell LNG Outlook for 2020, presented that the global LNG demand increased by 12.5% to 359 mtons in 2019, an important increase that boosts LNG’s role in the switch towards a lower-carbon energy system.

◻Market momentum and success stories
◻Key challenges, Drivers and Barriers as a marine fuel
◻CAPEX/OPEX and fuel price considerations along with any real life examples
◻Competitive strengths and weaknesses of against other fuel options

For Panel 8, we are honored to be joined by:
◻Steve Esau, General Manager, SEA\LNG
◻Carmelo Cartalemi, Business Development General Manager, WinGD
◻Lampros Nikolopoulos, Projects & Dry-Docking Engineer, Euronav Shipmanagement Ltd
◻Antonis Trakakis, Technical Director, Marine, RINA
◻Panayiotis Mitrou, Global Gas Segment Manager, Lloyd’s Register

◻ Sponsored by ABB, ABS, American Club, ANEMOI, Aquametro Oil & Marine GmbH, Blue Planet, Bureau Veritas, Capital Executive Shipmanagement Corp., Capital Ship Management, ClassNK, CR Ocean Engineering LLC, DeNora Marine Technologies, DNV, Dorian, Eastern Mediterranean Maritime Limited, ECOCHLOR, Erma First, Green-Jakobsen A/S, Jotun, Lean Marine, Lloyd's Register, LMM, Macgregor, MarineTraffic, Marshall Islands, Palau Registry, RINA, TELOPS, Tsakos, UK P&I Club, Wallem, WinGD, WLPGA, World Link Communications.

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