Asia Pacific > Singapore firm hopes new LNG contract can drive carbon offset demand

Singapore firm hopes new LNG contract can drive carbon offset demand

Published 09:23 on November 13, 2020  /  Last updated at 02:10 on November 14, 2020  / /  Asia Pacific, EMEA, International, Middle East, Other APAC, Voluntary

Singapore-based Pavilion Energy this week signed a first LNG contract with Qatar Petroleum that quantifies the fuel’s GHG emissions from well to discharge port, which the company hopes can become a new industry standard and drive demand for carbon offsets.
Singapore-based Pavilion Energy this week signed a first LNG contract with Qatar Petroleum that quantifies the fuel’s GHG emissions from well to discharge port, which the company hopes can become a new industry standard and drive demand for carbon offsets.


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