Fifty-five signatories warn against EU certification changes
Fifty-five co-signatories are urging the European Commission to amend proposed changes to EU sustainability certification rules, warning they could undermine liquefaction by equivalence, an established pathway for supplying bioLNG and eLNG to ships through existing LNG infrastructure.
As informed, bioLNG and eLNG, i.e. biomethane/e-methane that has been liquefied, are established renewable fuels. They offer an immediately deployable solution for LNG-capable vessels, using existing engines, terminal infrastructure, and bunkering logistics while helping reduce GHG emissions in a sector where scalable alternatives are limited.
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