LNG

Chevron Shipping Company, which has a fleet of more than 30 tankers including 10 LNG carriers as the transportation arm of Chevron Corp., said it had joined the Sea Cargo Charter, a benchmark initiative for responsible shipping activities and transparent reporting as part of the International Maritime Organization’s efforts to reduce emissions, especially in ports.

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.