Carbon Offset & Verified Carbon Emissions Certificate for Marine Bunkers

Enables customers to mitigate the carbon emissions associated with their bunker fuel purchases through verified carbon offsets
Seamless transaction process, clear client reporting, certified offset retirement
Available with term and spot bunker fuel sales, as well as customer-tailored offset programs

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The marine shipping sector consumes around 10 quadrillion British thermal units (Btus) of fuel and emits 1 billion metric tons of carbon dioxide each year. That’s more than all of Germany’s emissions, more than all of Saudi Arabia’s emissions and roughly equal to the emissions from all passenger vehicles in the United States. By any reasonable measure the shipping industry is a major global emitter, one of the economic sectors that must be fully decarbonized by midcentury to keep global warming below 1.5 degrees Celsius.

Eliminating GHG emissions from marine shipping is an enormous undertaking, but the technological path forward has been reasonably clear for a few years. What has been missing is the requisite will among the shipping industry and regional and international regulators to require and implement the steps that need to be taken.

Greenhouse gas emissions can be eliminated from the marine sector largely by shifting from heavy fuel oil and marine diesel to zero-carbon fuels (ZCF) such as hydrogen and ammonia, as detailed by the Clean Air Task Force (see here and here), other nongovernmental organizations (here and here), academic and government experts (here and here) and financial institutions (here and here).

Ammonia, made by combining hydrogen with nitrogen captured from ambient air, looks like a particularly promising marine fuel, especially for transoceanic voyages — provided the hydrogen and the nitrogen are sourced from processes that emit little to no greenhouse gas. It can be used in fuel cells or — more conveniently, at least in the near term — in retrofitted or purpose-built versions of the massive two- and four-stroke internal combustion engines that propel container ships, tankers, and bulk carriers around the world.

What is LNG Bunkering?

We offer our Bunker Providing Clients;

1. Calculation on Reduction in Carbon Emissions

2. Choosing the right Carbon Offset to retire

3. Issuing Carbon Reduction Certificate (In Volume or Transaction wise)

4. Consulting on following the Best Practices to further reduce the Carbon Emission

5. Providing Carbon Neutral Fuel to their Customers

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