Pacific Basin Shipping Signs MOU with Towngas for Green Methanol Supply to Boost Decarbonisation Efforts

Reuters
25 Jun
Pacific Basin Shipping Signs MOU with Towngas for Green Methanol Supply to Boost Decarbonisation Efforts

Pacific Basin Shipping Limited, a leading dry bulk shipping company, has entered into a Memorandum of Understanding with The Hong Kong and China Gas Company Limited (Towngas) to enhance its access to green methanol marine fuel. This collaboration is a significant step towards meeting maritime decarbonisation regulations by incorporating green methanol into Pacific Basin's fuel mix. This agreement allows for the supply of green methanol certified under international standards, supporting the company's fleet of dual-fuel low-emission vessels. Towngas plans to expand its green methanol production capacity in response to increasing demand from the shipping sector. This initiative aligns with Pacific Basin's strategy to make green fuels 5% of its fuel mix by 2030 and achieve net zero emissions by 2050.

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