Spotlight: Decarbonisation Roadmap

By 2030, we will not have any newbuilding that cannot achieve net-zero emissions during its lifetime.

Energy powers our world and our energy choices can protect our environment

Liquefied petroleum gas or LPG is a cleaner-burning fuel with plenty of uses.

When used for cooking, LPG provides smoke-free indoor cooking and reduces outdoor and urban air pollution.

When used for industrial purposes, LPG produces less carbon dioxide than coal, heating oil or petrol, and emits negligible black carbon.

In fact, LPG makes so much sense for the environment, we’ve pioneered the technology needed to power our vessels with LPG.

What does this mean? This means that we are protecting our environment by delivering cleaner energy to world markets, one voyage at a time.

Global action on climate change must
continue its momentum

We are protecting our environment by delivering cleaner energy to world markets, one voyage at a time.

LPG as a sustainable
source of energy

LPG is a portable, clean, efficient, and readily available energy source. LPG is primarily obtained from natural gas and oil production but is also increasingly produced from renewable sources. It directly saves lives when it substitutes wood, charcoal, and other harmful fuel sources.

Its unique properties make it a versatile energy source which can be used in over a thousand applications in our homes and in many industries such as manufacturing, chemicals, as well as agriculture.

Our Environmental Priorities

Our Sustainability Priorities	What this means	What we want to achieve	Alignment with UNSDGs
Emissions and Energy	The world needs a rapid transition to lower-carbon energy in order to meet the goals of the IMO and Paris Agreement.	Reduce GHG emissions from our operations directly and indirectly, and advance the cleaner-energy transition in the industry.
Biodiversity and Waste Management	Respect the environment in which we operate, and the communities who depend on this environment for resources and livelihoods.	Ensure Zero Harm to people and the environment which includes no net loss to biodiversity when undertaking new projects in sensitive areas.