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Drewry points to LNG as plausible candidate for the future of shipping fuel

While others take a critical position on LNG as a fuel type, the analyst firm Drewry thinks liquefied natural gas can be a plausible choice for a more climate-friendly shipping industry.
by KATRINE GRØNVALD RAUN

Liquefied natural gas (LNG) appears to be one of the more prominent fuel types for the future of the shipping industry – at least according to analyst firm Drewry, which has looked at the fuel more closely in an analysis.

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