Inside the CMA CGM NOTRE DAME’s First Bio-LNG Bunkering Operation
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It is a delicate operation because liquid gas is extremely cold, the steel hull must be protected.
LNG follows an invisible journey powering a maritime industry in transformation.
Inside the ship, LNG enters a giant 18,600 cubic meters, the equivalent of more than seven Olympic swimming pools.
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12 hours. 11,125 m³ of bio-LNG. One major step toward the future of maritime transport. The CMA CGM NOTRE DAME has completed her first bio-LNG bunkering operation in Rotterdam, receiving renewable fuel produced in Europe from biomethane derived from agricultural and organic waste. With a 67% reduction in greenhouse gas emissions over its full life cycle compared with conventional fuels, bio-LNG is a key solution in CMA CGM’s decarbonization journey. Step aboard the CMA CGM NOTRE DAME and discover what it takes to fuel and operate the world’s largest LNG-powered containership.