LNG and energy market players at forefront of Sea Cargo Charter group to monitor own clean shipping
Thursday, 08 October 2020
A group of the world’s largest energy and commodities companies, including major LNG cargo market participants Royal Dutch Shell and Total as well as the trading firms Gunvor and Trafigura have founded the Sea Cargo Charter to disclose the climate-change alignments of their own shipping activities.
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- Sea Cargo Charter
- oil shipping
- oil product charters
- LNG shipping
- International Maritime Organization
- IMO rules
- Royal Dutch Shell LNG shipping
- Total LNG shipping
- Gunvor Group LNG and oil
- Trafigura LNG trading
- Asia LNG
- Chartering to improve GHG
- climatechange friendly chartering
- IMO sulfur caps
- net zero GHG goals
- LNG chartering
- Oil tanker chartering
- Container shipping market
- Jan Dieleman
- Luc Gillet
- Louis Dreyfus Company
- Bunge
- ADM
- Cargill Ocean Transportation
