Hapag, Shell sign multi-year LNG supply agreement

Using LNG enables Hapag to reduce CO2 intensity of 12 large vessels by up to 23% compared to conventional fuels.

Bunkering to start in H22023 at Port of Rotterdam; 12 ships to be deployed on Europe-Far East routes and call at major ports including Rotterdam, Hamburg, Singapore & Shanghai.

Shipping decarbonisation must accelerate, and as the lowest-carbon fuel available at scale today, LNG is a key part of the transition to lower-carbon marine fuels: Tahir Faruqui, Shell.

Shell and Hapag will also focus on developing the potential of additional low carbon fuels solutions including liquefied biomethane and hydrogen-based fuel liquefied e-methane.

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