Today’s #WednesdayWisdom comes from our fantastic August Issue. In an article, Dover Fueling Solutions' Joost Jansen takes a closer look at LNG as a compelling alternative fuel and delves into its environmental, cost, and business impacts to determine if it could be the perfect solution for the fleet fuelling business. Stay up-to-date with the latest news from the renewable energy industry by registering for a free trial of LNG Industry: https://lnkd.in/g_xKBqz
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As global energy giants like BP and Shell ramp up investments in renewable natural gas, biomethane is emerging as a key player in the decarbonisation of the gas supply. With the ability to integrate into existing infrastructure, this ‘drop-in’ fuel could meet 10% of global LNG demand by 2050. But what’s holding it back? Read our latest Edge article to find out. https://okt.to/FJlV1U
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As global energy giants like BP and Shell ramp up investments in renewable natural gas, biomethane is emerging as a key player in the decarbonisation of the gas supply. With the ability to integrate into existing infrastructure, this ‘drop-in’ fuel could meet 10% of global LNG demand by 2050. But what’s holding it back? Read our latest Edge article to find out. https://okt.to/B3nYiL
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As global energy giants like BP and Shell ramp up investments in renewable natural gas, biomethane is emerging as a key player in the decarbonisation of the gas supply. With the ability to integrate into existing infrastructure, this ‘drop-in’ fuel could meet 10% of global LNG demand by 2050. But what’s holding it back? Read our latest Edge article to find out. https://okt.to/lD3Jam
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As global energy giants like BP and Shell ramp up investments in renewable natural gas, biomethane is emerging as a key player in the decarbonisation of the gas supply. With the ability to integrate into existing infrastructure, this ‘drop-in’ fuel could meet 10% of global LNG demand by 2050. But what’s holding it back? Read our latest Edge article to find out. https://okt.to/g2qZOW
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As global energy giants like BP and Shell ramp up investments in renewable natural gas, biomethane is emerging as a key player in the decarbonisation of the gas supply. With the ability to integrate into existing infrastructure, this ‘drop-in’ fuel could meet 10% of global LNG demand by 2050. But what’s holding it back? Read our latest Edge article to find out. https://okt.to/Zzp9hl
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As global energy giants like BP and Shell ramp up investments in renewable natural gas, biomethane is emerging as a key player in the decarbonisation of the gas supply. With the ability to integrate into existing infrastructure, this ‘drop-in’ fuel could meet 10% of global LNG demand by 2050. But what’s holding it back? Read our latest Edge article to find out. https://okt.to/E5hCko
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