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Newport Shipping becomes SEA-LNG board member

fiona by fiona
December 22, 2022
in Propulsion and future fuels
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Newport Shipping becomes SEA-LNG board member
Image credit: Newport Shipping

Newport Shipping has become a SEA-LNG board member.

As part of its strategy of being involved in the developments of LNG as a fuel for the maritime industry, the company now will be more involved with the promotion of LNG as a fuel.

Lianghui Xia, managing director, Newport Shipping explained: “It is part of our long-term strategy for promoting LNG as a practical and sustainable fuel choice for decarbonisation. Sea-LNG is one of the best platforms where we can reach out to the global audience and join forces with all the other industrial players with the same ambition and focus.”

SEA-LNG is working with the industry to help promote LNG as a fuel. Its vision is to achieve a global LNG marine fuel value chain capable of meeting the shipping industry’s environmental, commercial and operational challenges in the 21st Century. It works with its members to identify the requirements and dependencies of these challenges and highlight and support practical solutions in respect of the benefits of LNG as a marine fuel and the role it can play in transforming the shipping industry.

Through this network it is able to facilitate a global LNG marine fuel value chain that enables the transition to sustainable shipping. LNG is a readily available fuel for the market and can meet the needs of the existing fleet.

“It is a long journey towards a common decarbonisation goal. It takes time and faith to achieve the goal with the solutions at hand. For sure LNG is not the only option but it will be the one that brings sustainable value to the world,” said Xia.

Tags: Future FuelsLNGNewport ShippingSEA-LNG
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