MOL and COSCO Co-host 5th Shanghai International LNG Shipping Forum

Mitsui O.S.K. Lines, announced that on September 22, it jointly hosted the 5th Shanghai International LNG Shipping Forum with leading Chinese energy shipping companies COSCO Shipping Energy Transportation and China Merchants Energy Shipping.

Many leading companies and organizations in LNG industry took part in the annual forum to exchange knowledge and opinions.
The theme of this fifth Forum, “Cooperation and building win-win relationships in the energy supply chain in a new environment” was to promote understanding of the current business environment in the LNG industry, which plays an important role in global greenhouse gas (GHG) reduction.
The forum attracted nearly 200 participants, mainly from within China, and featured speeches and presentations by representatives of leading companies and organizations in the industry. The speakers discussed various topics including the LNG market and the latest technology trends. MOL also gave a presentation on its decarbonization initiative based on the “MOL Group Environmental Vision 2.2” (*1).

MOL, in partnership with forum co-host CSET, has collaborated in many LNG projects, including joint ownership and operation of a total of 17 LNG carriers for the ExxonMobil Project (*2), the SINOPEC Project (*3), and the Yamal Project (*4). It will continually expand its collaborative efforts in the field.
MOL’s approach to environmental issues is guided by the “MOL Group Environmental Vision 2.2” (*5), and the group engages in ongoing group-wide efforts to achieve sustainable net zero GHG emissions and realize a decarbonized society. MOL will also contribute to the further growth of the LNG business in China, which is expected to become the world’s largest LNG importing country, by further deepening and developing know-how accumulated through partnerships with Chinese companies and current LNG projects.
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