上海首次为船舶加注本地生产的生物液化天然气   2026-11-15

 

Turning trash into treasure, Shanghai on Thursday bunkered its first batch of locally produced bio-LNG onto inland waste-collection vessels at the Laogang Ecological Base, completing the green recycling loop.

The bio-LNG is produced from organic waste, including kitchen waste, straw,  and livestock and poultry manure.

After processing, the waste is converted into renewable fuel with a composition similar to conventional natural gas, making it a direct substitute.

Vessels operating at the Laogang base consume about 1,300 tonnes of natural gas annually and are expected to switch entirely to bio-LNG in the future.

The wet waste processed at Laogang also serves as feedstock for Shanghai's 100,000-tonne green methanol project.

Notably, the first batch of bio-LNG has obtained both ISCC EU and ISCC

PLUS certifications securing a green fuel passport for access to the EU and other global markets.

Shanghai-based Shenergy Group, the company driving this green transition, is looking to make bio-LNG a regularly supplied, large-scale fuel.

By 2030, it aims to rank among China's leading players in the sector, adding fresh momentum to the green transition of Shanghai International Shipping Center.

Source: Shanghai Eye

 

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