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Sakhalin Energy loaded the 1st carbon-neutral/offset LNG cargo from the Prigorodnoye production complex

It will be delivered to Japanese company Toho Gas by Russian-owned gas carrier Grand Aniva

Sakhalin Energy loaded the 1st carbon-neutral/offset LNG cargo from the Prigorodnoye production complex

Source: Сourtesy of the Gazprom press service

Moscow, October 8 - Neftegaz.RU. Japan is one of the essential buyers of the Sakhalin LNG.
In 2020, the largest volume of LNG, 51.6 %, was shipped to that country from the port of Prigorodnoye.

The delivery of the 1st carbon-neutral/offset cargo is scheduled for mid-October.
Roman Dashkov, CEO of Sakhalin Energy, said:
  • The 1st shipment of Russian green LNG offers unique opportunities for long-term direct supply of carbon-neutral/offset gas to the domestic market of the Asia-Pacific region
  • Considering that LNG will remain an essential element of green energy for decades to come, this cargo is a key step towards the formation of an environmentally oriented portfolio of our gas products and further evidence of the fact that Sakhalin Energy is contributing to the achievement of global climate goals
  • At the Sakhalin Oil & Gas Far-Eastern Energy Forum, we agreed on cooperation for the first delivery of carbon-neutral/offset LNG cargo
  • Today we are ready to ship it to the Japanese buyer
According to him, offsetting the carbon footprint from the entire LNG chain from production to final usage by end-users allows making this energy resource even more in demand in countries that are consistently working on solving the decarbonisation problem.

Grand Aniva gas carrier, assigned for the delivery, was chartered by Sakhalin Energy from Sovcomflot for year-round supply from the LNG plant to Asia-Pacific countries.
Earlier, at the 24th St. Petersburg International Economic Forum, the companies signed long-term time charters for 2 oil tankers capable of using LNG as the primary fuel.

The use of green vessels under the Sakhalin-2 project will contribute to preserving the ecology of the Far East Sea Basin, continuing Sakhalin Energy's long-term strategy towards decarbonisation.

As noted by Igor Tonkovidov, the General Director of the Sovcomflot, the company has been working to reduce its carbon footprint for many years and welcomes the opportunity to contribute to the practical implementation of environmental initiatives together with its long-time partner, Sakhalin Energy.
Tonkovidov said:
  • We are confident that a responsible approach to sustainable development today is an integral part of the business of leading companies in energy production, processing and maritime transportation
  • We look forward to further expanding our successful cooperation with Sakhalin Energy in the field of decarbonisation
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