Lowering port emissions with bioLNG

The Baleària fast ferry Margarita Salas on the quayside refuelling with bioLNG

Source: Baleària

Baleària has begun using 100% bioLNG across three of its ferries, marking a major step in port decarbonisation and the use of alternative fuels in ferry crossings.

The shortsea shipping operator is now exclusively operating its fast ferry Margarita Salas and ferries Abel Matutes and Rusadir on bioLNG, serving the Barcelona–Alcúdia–Ciutadella and Málaga–Melilla routes.

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