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Say No to LNG Global Campaign February 23, 2025
Factsheet: Why e-LNG (e-methane) is not a viable solution for maritime shipping
e-LNG (e-methane) is promoted as a clean alternative to fossil LNG, but significant challenges make it unsuitable for achieving climate goals. The energy demands for its production and the associated methane emissions render it inefficient and environmentally harmful...
Resource type:  Factsheet
Say No to LNG Global Campaign January 16, 2025
Literature Review: e-methane (e-LNG) for Shipping
The information included in the literature review to follow includes a mix of peer-reviewed and grey literature sources. Importantly, some of these sources include industry positions, which were used to contextualize why e-LNG is being pursued. An annotated reference list is included to highlight the background and motivations for each reference...
Resource type:  Factsheet , Report
Say No to LNG Global Campaign April 19, 2024
Factsheet: Biomethane Should Not be Part of any Shipping Decarbonization Pathway
Biomethane, also known as bio-LNG, is an almost entirely methane-based gas. Here are three reasons why biomethane is currently not a short-, mid- or long-term solution for shipping decarbonization...
Resource type:  Factsheet
Say No to LNG Global Campaign December 5, 2023
Factsheet: Beyond LNG Shipping for a Just and Equitable Transition
Socially and environmentally vulnerable communities are more exposed to the direct impacts of Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) extraction, processing, and operation. Here are five reasons why LNG does not belong in a "just and equitable" transition...
Resource type:  Factsheet
Say No to LNG Global Campaign September 26, 2023
Factsheet: LNG & Green Corridors
Green shipping corridors are maritime transport routes designed to prioritize using low- and zero-emissions technologies and fuels. Here are three reasons why Liquefied Natural Gas does not belong in green shipping corridors...
Resource type:  Factsheet