Titan Clean Fuels completes first bio-LNG delivery in Portsmouth
Published by Jessica Casey,
Editor
LNG Industry,
Titan has completed the first delivery of bio-LNG to Brittany Ferries’ Saint-Malo during one of its recent regular bunker calls in Portsmouth International Port with the company’s Optimus bunkering vessel.
This hybrid ferry operates on LNG, battery power, or a combination to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
Bio-LNG delivers over compliance with the FuelEU Maritime regulation, presenting benefits via pooling, banking, and borrowing. Pooling allows operators to combine over and under-compliant ships’ balances, so the pool offsets individual deficits or surpluses. Banking involves carrying surplus over to the next year. Borrowing means using next year’s surplus early, with interest.
Bio-LNG can also be ‘dropped into’ all established LNG bunkering infra-structure, including LNG-fuelled ships, and blended with LNG or e-methane at any ratio – with no vessel modification required. This flexibility enables operators to pursue initial emissions reductions through LNG and by introducing biomethane in line with their voluntary and regulatory emissions targets.
Read the article online at: https://www.lngindustry.com/small-scale-lng/27102025/titan-clean-fuels-completes-first-bio-lng-delivery-in-portsmouth/
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