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How Can LNG Vessels Help Carriers Meet Sustainability Goals?

I found the recent Sustainability Magazine article on LNG-powered vessels to be a clear example of how the maritime sector is pursuing practical pathways toward lower-emission operations. As global carriers modernise fleets, LNG and dual-fuel vessels are being positioned as transitional solutions that improve efficiency and reduce certain emissions compared with traditional marine fuels. While LNG is not the final destination in shipping decarbonisation, it represents a measurable step that aligns operational performance with evolving regulatory and stakeholder expectations.

To me, this reflects what sustainable growth looks like in capital-intensive industries. Progress often happens through phased improvements supported by infrastructure, technical expertise, and reliable measurement. LNG adoption requires robust fuel quality control, safe bunkering procedures, accurate custody transfer, and consistent compliance with international maritime standards. Without technical oversight, the environmental and operational benefits cannot be fully realised.

Intertek Caleb Brett plays a critical role in supporting LNG carriers through specialised testing, inspection, and surveying services. From LNG bunker quantity verification and cargo inspection to laboratory analysis and contamination screening, our experts help ensure fuel quality, custody transfer accuracy, and regulatory compliance. With global reach and deep maritime experience, Intertek Caleb Brett enables LNG operators to manage risk, protect asset integrity, and demonstrate measurable performance improvements as they advance their sustainability strategies. Learn more at intertek.com/oil-gas/lng-services/

Ocean carriers are investing billions in LNG and dual-fuel vessels as shipping responds to pressure for sustainable operations Ocean carriers are investing heavily in fleet modernisation as the shipping industry responds to mounting pressure for sustainable operations. As environmental considerations increasingly influence procurement decisions, logistics providers that fail to adapt their approaches could find themselves at a competitive disadvantage. The shift towards decarbonisation is driving shipping companies to acquire new vessels that combine enhanced capacity with reduced environmental impact.

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