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Qatargas, UASC, and Shell Sign MoU to Develop LNG as Marine Fuel

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Qatargas, UASC, and Shell Sign MoU to Develop LNG as Marine Fuel
Qatargas, UASC, and Shell Sign MoU to Develop LNG as Marine Fuel

Qatargas, UASC, and Shell Sign MoU to Develop LNG as Marine Fuel

Qatari pure gasoline producer Qatargas, United Arab Shipping Company and Shell have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to discover the event of liquified pure gasoline as a marine gasoline within the Middle East area.

Under the MoU, the companions will discover the event of recent markets for LNG bunker gasoline throughout the Middle East and the conversion of UASC’s present vessels to LNG. LNG gasoline provides shall be made accessible from Qatargas 4, a three way partnership between Qatar Petroleum and Shell Gas B.V., with United Arab Shipping Company Line probably utilizing the gasoline for its just lately constructed container ships.

This is the second such settlement signed by Qatargas and Shell prior to now two months.

The MOU was signed at a ceremony attended by Qatargas Chief Executive Officer, Khalid Bin Khalifa Al-Thani, United Arab Shipping Company Chief Executive Officer, Jorn Hinge and Managing Director and Chairman of Qatar Shell Companies, Michiel Kool.

“LNG as a marine fuel is gaining momentum in the deep sea transportation industry as the best alternative to meeting increasing environmental standards,” mentioned Saad Sherida Al-Kaabi, Chairman of Qatargas Board of Directors. “This agreement between Qatargas, Shell and United Arab Shipping Company demonstrates our commitment to building LNG fueled vessels and the supply system to support it. Further to our commitment to pioneering new LNG applications and in preparation to fulfilling any upcoming regulatory requirements, we believe that this direction by Qatargas and its industry partners is the right path to support a cleaner environment.”

Jorn Hinge, United Arab Shipping Company Group Chief Executive Officer, mentioned: “As part of our newbuilding program, UASC has received thirteen of seventeen new vessels over the past sixteen months; seven 15,000 TEU vessels and six 18,800 TEU ultra-large container vessels. We are due to take delivery of a further four 15,000 TEU vessels in the coming months. These ships are the greenest in the world and uniquely LNG-ready, meaning once the infrastructure is ready globally, with a quick and cost-efficient retrofit, they can run on LNG and become even more eco- friendly.”

“We have seen an increased demand on green shipping from our customers in recent years and a focus on how the eco-efficient technologies on our new vessels can help them achieve their own sustainability strategy. Stricter environmental regulations are also expected, something we are well prepared for. Many organizations have already included stricter requirements in their tenders and evaluation criteria, meaning only those carriers with optimum environmental credentials will qualify or be shortlisted,” Hinge added.

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