Madrid-headquartered downstream LNG and renewable gases company Molgas Energy has commenced bio-LNG deliveries at the Port of Zeebrugge in Belgium as part of its commitment to provide low-carbon energy solutions across Europe.
Molgas shared the milestone via social media update on March 20, 2025, noting it reflected the company’s focus on developing competitive bio-LNG offerings and expanding its role in the energy transition.
As reported, the first deliveries started in January, with multiple operations supplying bio-LNG with negative carbon intensity (CI) score and additional deliveries scheduled in the coming weeks.
“The Port of Zeebrugge as a key hub for bio-LNG-fueled vessels dealing with FuelEU Maritime, enabling us to serve the marine customers efficiently. Through our Multi Truck to Ship (MTTS) process, we successfully manage deliveries of 200-300 tons simultaneous to the vessels operation (SIMOPS),” the company said.
Earlier this year, the Spanish company collaborated with environmental commodity trader STX Group to deliver 200 tonnes of bio-LNG to Fure Viken, a tanker vessel owned by Swedish shipping company Furetank, outside Mongstad, Norway.
The operation marked the first time that Molgas had delivered a mass-balanced bio-LNG bunker to a maritime customer in Norway.
In late 2023, Molgas made a strategic investment in Dutch low-emissions marine fuels supplier Titan to speed up the global uptake of alternative fuels like liquefied biomethane (LBM) in the maritime sector and complement its build-out of alternative fuel supply across Europe and beyond.