Study presents new figures on LNG climate savings
A ship may decrease its emissions of greenhouse gases by up to 21 percent by switching from high-sulfur fuel oil to LNG, shows a new study commissioned by a group of companies with a financial interest in LNG.
A vessel can lower its greenhouse gas emissions by between five and 21 percent depending on the engine type, concludes a new study investigating the potential of LNG as ship fuel.
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