EQUINOR – Testing the world’s first carbon-free ammonia-fuelled supply vessel
Equinor is modifying a vessel that supplies Norwegian offshore platforms, so it can cover long distances fuelled by carbon-free ammonia.
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The transport sector is responsible for almost a quarter of total energy-related CO2 emissions. Around 75% of these emissions originated from road transport. The aviation and marine sectors each account for 11% of total transport emissions – but they are growing fast and their emissions are much harder to abate.
What OGCI is doing
OGCI is exploring how we can best contribute towards significant CO2 emissions reductions throughout the transport sector. We aim to harness our industry expertise to develop a portfolio of solutions for the short and long term – with a particular focus on challenging areas such as heavy-duty trucks, marine vessels and international aviation.
OGCI is currently focusing on four areas:
Hydrogen
Transport workstream
Member companies
OGCI’s role in
decarbonizing transport
Developing a portfolio of solutions
What OGCI member companies are doing to reduce transport emissions
Member companies are focusing on everything from alternative fuels and mobile carbon capture to building out charging infrastructure for electric vehicles.
REPSOL – Manufacturing net zero emissions fuels
Repsol is building one of the world’s largest plants to manufacture synthetic fuels.
BP – Building the UK’s largest EV charging network
That BP had the largest number of petrol station sites in the UK in 2019 is not surprising. It also had the largest electric vehicle (EV) charging network in the country, with more than 7,500 charging points for electric vehicles across the UK, and this business is expanding rapidly.
SAUDI ARAMCO – Advancing carbon capture in the transport sector
Aramco recently unveiled a new mobile carbon capture system that dramatically reduces CO2 emissions in a heavy-duty truck.
What OGCI Climate Investments is doing to reduce transport emissions
We invest in technologies that increase energy efficiency and reduce carbon dioxide emissions in transport.
