TotalEnergies & Shipping: A Growing Fleet of LNG Bunker Vessels

 TotalEnergies & shipping: a growing fleet of LNG bunker vessels

World map positioning the operational ships and the one under construction

Four supply hubs:

• Rotterdam (Gas Agility),
• Marseille-Fos (Gas Vitality),
• Singapour (Brassavola),
• The future ship potentially deployed in Oman: "It could notably be deployed in Oman, where the Company is developing the Marsa LNG project, which will supply LNG for maritime transport in the Gulf."

Focus on the new ship

• Owned by Ibaizabal
• It will supply marine LNG to a wide range of vessels (container ships, tankers, cruise ships, ferries...) from TotalEnergies' LNG bunkering hubs
• It meets the highest technical and environmental standards
• A capacity of 18,600 m³

The environmental benefits of LNG as marine fuel:

• Reduces greenhouse gas emissions from ships by up to around 20%
• Improves air quality by reducing nitrogen oxide (NOx) emissions by up to 85% and eliminating sulfur oxide emissions by 99%

TotalEnergies and LNG:

• TotalEnergies is the third-largest integrated global LNG player (44 million tons sold in 2023) and the leading exporter in the United States (10 million tons sold in 2023)
• TotalEnergies is expanding its LNG production capabilities worldwide and aims for a 50% increase in volumes between 2023 and 2030

© TotalEnergies - October 2024