Asia Pacific > In first for Japan, utility strikes deal with Shell to buy “carbon neutral” LNG

In first for Japan, utility strikes deal with Shell to buy “carbon neutral” LNG

Published 13:26 on June 18, 2019  /  Last updated at 13:27 on June 18, 2019  /  Asia Pacific, International, Japan, Voluntary Market  /  No Comments

Japanese utility Tokyo Gas has bought a batch of carbon credits alongside an LNG shipment from a unit of energy major Shell to offset the greenhouse gas emissions from the LNG’s full lifecycle.

Japanese utility Tokyo Gas has bought a batch of carbon credits alongside an LNG shipment from a unit of energy major Shell to offset the greenhouse gas emissions from the LNG’s full lifecycle.

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