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Identifying the Role of LNG in the Context of a Transitioning Global Marine Fleet
When:
Wednesday, 11 May 2022
2:00 PM
Where:
East Room BC
As IMO 2020 accelerates the move away from traditional shipping fuels, the appetite for LNG as an alternative is growing. Canada is leading the way as a hub for LNG bunkering, with operations in the ports of Vancouver and Montreal. This panel discussion will look at:
Developments in global and local bunkering facilities and LNG powered fleets
The current regulation surrounding LNG bunkering, and whether it has kept pace with the associated costs and opportunities of transitioning a fleet to LNG
The alternatives to LNG as a marine fuel post-2020, and why some fleet operators are choosing to pursue these
Led by members of the Canada Gas & LNG Governing Body, this discussion will look back at the three days of the conference and detail the key takeaways and learnings, as well as forecast what we should expect in the year ahead. It will also provide a forum for delegates to say what they have taken from the event, and what they will be looking out for in the coming months.