Bureau Veritas & Straits Scale Bio-LNG Production | Mariner News
Bureau Veritas and Straits Bio-LNG Pte have officially joined forces in a landmark agreement aimed at significantly scaling Bio-LNG production. This strategic partnership targets the growing demand for sustainable marine fuels, marking a pivotal step towards decarbonizing the shipping industry. Focused on developing a biomethane liquefaction and storage facility in Malaysia, the collaboration emphasizes meeting stringent ISCC EU certification standards, ensuring a robust and environmentally sound supply chain for greener shipping.
Advancing Sustainable Marine Fuel Supply
The core of this collaboration involves Bureau Veritas Malaysia lending its expertise to Straits Bio-LNG Pte Ltd for establishing a state-of-the-art biomethane liquefaction and storage facility in Muar, Malaysia. This project, slated for commissioning by late 2027, is designed to produce Bio-LNG that aligns with global sustainability benchmarks. By focusing on compliant production methods and rigorous certification, the initiative will deliver a high-quality, low-carbon fuel alternative for LNG-powered vessels, promoting widespread adoption of eco-friendly practices.
Ensuring Certification and Market Standards
A key aspect of the agreement is the commitment to implementing systems that adhere to ISCC EU requirements across Straits Bio-LNG’s entire supply chain. This dedication extends beyond mere compliance; it aims to elevate sustainability and certification standards throughout the market. By providing certified sustainable marine fuel, this venture supports the maritime sector’s transition to cleaner energy sources, contributing significantly to global emissions reduction goals and fostering a more responsible future for marine transport.
