The Department of Energy announced on February 28 that it has removed barriers for using liquefied natural gas (LNG) as marine fuel. This regulatory change modifies a previous order issued to JAX LNG under the Biden administration that had created new oversight requirements for LNG bunkering, the process of fueling ships with LNG. “Today’s action is a significant step in reducing regulatory burdens and helping this important segment of the LNG market continue to grow,” said Tala Goudarzi, Principal Deputy Assistant Secretary of the Office of Fossil Energy and Carbon Management. The order specifically withdraws DOE jurisdiction under the Natural … Continue reading DOE Removes Barriers Amid Surge in LNG-Fueled Ships