Sustainability

Our business is to ship energy to customers and countries across the globe whilst prioritising safety, sustainability and reliability. In these times of turmoil, supply of LNG has become critical in securing improved living standards and stability in several parts of the world.

In 2020 we launched a cross-fleet initiative to reduce emissions by close monitoring and implementation of follow-up actions. In 2024 and 2025, during dry-docking, we completed a fleet upgrade programme to further reduce emissions in line with set company targets and the IMO´s GHG 2030 strategy. The programme included:

• Retrofit of subcooler on six vessels
• State of the art anti-fouling on all vessels
• Prototype ALS installation on one vessel
• PBCF on all vessels

Renewables alone are unable to satisfy demand currently met by hydrocarbons. Low-carbon and carbon-free alternative fuels must therefore be identified and developed into scalable, cost-effective solutions. We are exploring such alternatives together with Eastern Pacific Shipping.

Until alternative solutions have been identified and scaled up, natural gas is immediately able to displace more carbon intensive fuels such as coal and oil. It is available on a scale sufficient to support base load energy requirements and is a flexible and reliable companion to intermittent renewables. This is what makes natural gas and LNG the transition fuel of choice.