Anew Climate joins SEA-LNG

New member brings global low-carbon fuels expertise as biomethane momentum builds
Anew Climate, a global leader in low-carbon fuels and climate solutions, has joined the SEA-LNG coalition. Anew’s support will boost SEA-LNG’s work to reduce emissions across the global shipping industry by promoting the adoption of the methane decarbonisation pathway.
Majority-owned by TPG Rise, Anew delivers liquefied biomethane (LBM or Bio-LNG) for maritime decarbonisation across vital shipping hubs in North America, Europe, and Asia, reducing GHG emissions by up to 80% compared to marine diesel on a full well-to-wake basis.
Anew’s membership in SEA-LNG comes as liquefied biomethane adoption accelerates under regulations like FuelEU Maritime, which requires fleet operators to pool to meet GHG intensity targets. Liquefied biomethane use generates credits within this pooling mechanism, which operators can use directly for compliance or sell to other fleet operators. Liquefied biomethane leverages existing LNG infrastructure and is already bunkered at roughly 70 ports across Europe, the U.S., and parts of Asia. Some pathways can achieve negative carbon intensity by avoiding emissions, such as methane that would otherwise be released from waste streams.
Andy Brosnan, President of Low Carbon Fuels, Anew Climate, said: “Bio-LNG is one of the most practical and scalable tools available today to help the maritime sector reduce emissions and meet evolving regulatory requirements. We’re seeing growing momentum across global shipping as stakeholders turn decarbonisation commitments into action. Through SEA-LNG, we look forward to collaborating with industry leaders to accelerate the availability and adoption of Bio-LNG and support the industry’s transition to lower-carbon fuels.”
Steve Esau, COO of SEA-LNG, added: “Anew’s membership expands our North American footprint and supports the methane decarbonisation pathway’s global expansion. As a first mover in bringing liquefied biomethane to scale, Anew joins a roster of fuel producers with a proven track record, a presence in strategic shipping hubs, and a tangible impact on compliance and decarbonisation today.”
Headquartered in North America with additional operational hubs in Europe and Asia, Anew brings an international supply perspective to the coalition, with partnerships including Avenir LNG and Seaspan Energy. Its portfolio of low- and negative-carbon fuels broadens the scope of Bio-LNG supply available to the global LNG-fuelled fleet, the leading alternative-fuel choice, now accounting for almost 90% of all alternative-fuel vessels on order.
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