Axpo successfully completed the first ship-to-ship bunkering of bio-LNG in Spain. The operation took place at the Port of Algeciras, where more than 4,000 cubic meters of liquefied natural gas of bio-based liquefied natural gas to the container ship CMA CGM Fort Bourbon.
This delivery positions Axpo as a pioneer in the maritime supply of low-carbon fuels, aligning with European decarbonization targets. The bioGNL, produced by virtual liquefaction from organic waste, was certified under the ISCC sustainability standard recognized by the European Union.
Ship-to-ship supply with technical and logistical support
[post_relacionado]The operation was made feasible thanks to the service recently launched at the Enagas Regasification Plant in Cartagena. This center has ISCC EUwhich guarantees compliance with environmental and traceability requirements, strengthening Cartagena’s role as a key platform for the supply of clean energy. supply of clean energies in the Mediterranean. in the Mediterranean.
According to Daniele Corti, head of small-scale LNG at Axpo, this operation reinforces the company’s commitment to cleaner maritime logistics. cleaner maritime logistics. In addition, Axpo plans to continue to expand its bioLNG portfolio and collaborate with relevant industry players to respond to the growing demand for sustainable energy solutions.
Axpo has already carried out LNG bunkering in other strategic ports such as Malaga and Sines. These actions are part of a broader strategy aimed at strengthening the bunkering network of renewable fuels. renewable fuel bunkering network in southern Europe, consolidating the company’s leadership in the field of sustainable marine bunkering.
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