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LNG BV TR - Cover Photo Home Whitepaper Bunkering for a More Sustainable Future Dec. 1 2020 LinkedIn Twitter Facebook share Understanding LNG Technologies The shipping industry is reducing emissions and making the transition to a lower-carbon future. One of the key steps being taken in that transition has been the development of LNG-fueled shipping. So far, gas as a marine fuel has primarily been used for ferries, OSVs and other relatively small-scale ship types and sectors. This is now changing, and the biggest and most important challenge in reducing emissions - reducing the impact of deep-sea shipping - is now being addressed. Image The increased size of the new breed of LNG-fueled ships is driving bunkering needs well beyond the capacity of LNG trucks and leading the development of LNG Bunkering Vessels (LNG BVs). LNG BVs are quickly gaining a prominent role, offering higher volume potential as well as significant flexibility. However, with every emerging technology comes the challenges of adapting to a regulatory framework and stakeholder expectations that are constantly evolving. We have been working closely with the industry to understand and address the risks and challenges clients and stakeholders face. This report is an opportunity for us to share our expertise and support our clients in their decision-making for LNG bunkering and their transition towards a greener future. Access all our technology reports & publications get your copy now! <div class="antibot-no-js antibot-message antibot-message-warning">You must have JavaScript enabled to use this form.</div> First name Last name Email Company Job title Topics of interest Offshore Industry Insights Marine Industry Insights Cybersecurity Digital & Software Regulatory News Decarbonization Sustainable Shipping R&D Your personal data are collected by Bureau Veritas Marine & Offshore SAS, +33(0)1.55.24.70.00, having its registered office at Tour Alto, 4 place des Saisons, 92400 Courbevoie, France, represented by its President Matthieu de Tugny, whose Data Protection Officer may be contacted at donneespersonnelle@bureauveritas.com or on https://personaldataprotection.bureauveritas.com, and are subject to computer processing in order to monitor and reply to your requests, subscribe to our newsletters, access to restricted information and advance features of the website, to create an account, in accordance with Prior Consent as a legal basis for the collection of personal data. Your personal data are intended for our digital office in Mumbai, support team in Noida and redirected only to the Bureau Veritas’ office relevant to your request. They will be retained for a period of time your account will remain active. Your personal data will be transferred outside the European Union, on the basis of standard contractual clauses established by the European Commission available on request, by filing a request on https://personaldataprotection.bureauveritas.com. Fields marked with an asterisk must be filled in. Otherwise, Bureau Veritas Marine & Offshore SAS would not be able to provide you with the requested services. For clients and prospects, you may withdraw your consent at any time by connecting to the website and unchecking the box dedicated to the collection of your consent. Please note that if you do so, Bureau Veritas Marine & Offshore SAS will not be able to provide you with the services or will only be able to provide you with a degraded version of the services. In accordance wit
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Bunkering for a More Sustainable Future

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