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News / PIL opts for 'more viable' LNG dual-fuel to power its new box ships

Chia Yujin
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Singapore’s Pacific International Lines (PIL) is opting for LNG dual-fuelling in its newbuildings, as it believes bio-methane will emerge as a viable green fuel.

Chia Yujin, PIL’s head of sustainability, decarbonisation and marine fuels, said at the Singapore International Bunkering Conference and Exhibition today that bio-methane ...

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