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Orlen and Port of Gdynia Partner on LNG and Bio-LNG Bunkering Feasibility
Polish refiner Orlen has joined forces with the Port of Gdynia Authority to evaluate the market and infrastructure requirements for LNG and bio-LNG bunkering.
Polish energy group Orlen has entered into a cooperation agreement with the Port of Gdynia Authority to evaluate the commercial potential for LNG and bio-LNG bunkering services at the port facility.
The joint assessment will examine overall market demand for alternative marine fuels while reviewing the operational conditions and physical infrastructure necessary to facilitate regular vessel refuelling.
The collaboration will also focus on the regulatory standards and safety requirements required to establish sustainable gas bunkering capabilities at Gdynia.
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