
Peruvian Ministry of Energy promotes use of LNG in freight and passenger transport
The use of liquefied natural gas in freight and passenger transport will allow users to access a much more economical and environmentally friendly fuel.

The use of liquefied natural gas in freight and passenger transport will allow users to access a much more economical and environmentally friendly fuel.

SEA-LNG has published its annual report, highlighting 2025 as a year of strong growth in LNG, liquefied biomethane and e-methane emissions reductions, costs and availability.

The use of liquefied natural gas (LNG) as a fuel for maritime propulsion continues to accelerate in the Iberian Peninsula.

Polish state energy giant Orlen has begun building the first part in a planned network of 21 stations for refuelling vehicles with Bio-LNG.

The event marks a significant step forward in the Italian shipping company's decarbonization of passenger maritime transport.

ViGo Bioenergy announced the acquisition of Drive Systems, Belgium’s leading independent liquefied natural gas station network.

Grupo HAM has opened a new EDUX liquefied natural gas (LNG) refueling station at the La Ribera Service Area.

€250 million will be allocated between 2026 and 2030 to support the renewal of existing vessels, the construction of new low-emission vessels, and pilot projects for renewable fuels.

This significant step in the Italian ferry industry's energy transition strengthens both companies' leadership in sustainable marine fuels.

This is a pioneering project in Spain, as it is the first public station to sell both Bio-LNG and biomethane, CO2-neutral fuels.