LNG bunkering veteran raises boil-off gas risks

March 17, 2021
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Boil-off gas risk increases with the frequency of cargo transfers, which will ramp up as LNG gains traction as a marine fuel. It dents profit margins and can contribute to higher greenhouse emissions if there is no mechanism in place to recycle the escaped gas

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