World Bank rejects LNG as usable fuel to reach climate goal by 2050
In a new statement, the World Bank rejects liquefied natural gas, LNG, as a usable ship fuel to reduce CO2 emissions in shipping and meet the IMO's climate targets by 2050. Instead, the bank points to ammonia and hydrogen.
by DAG HOLMSTAD
The battle for climate-friendly fuels is further intensified after the World Bank in a new report rejects liquefied natural gas, LNG, as a usable future for shipping in the future.
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