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Well, LNG or gas, you know, is one of
the three carbon fuels in the world,

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but it's the smallest of the three.

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Oil is 29 percent of consumption.

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Coal is 27 percent of
consumption, while gas is only 24.

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So LNG can help reduce emissions in the
world by replacing the dirtier fuels.

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And I think that's a very
important task for the world for

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LNG to replace the dirtier fuels
and thereby reduce emissions.

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If you replace coal with LNG.

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You reduce your carbon offset
by 56 percent immediately.

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So we're working actively with
specifically two new energy solutions.

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One is carbon capture again, to reduce,
do something with the emissions.

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And the other one, we believe ammonia
is the best carrier for hydrogen.

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So we are designing ammonia terminals
with the cracking technology to

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crack ammonia into hydrogen and
provide hydrogen to markets.

Well, LNG or gas, you know, is one of
the three carbon fuels in the world,

Coal is 27 percent of
consumption, while gas is only 24.

So LNG can help reduce emissions in the
world by replacing the dirtier fuels.

And I think that's a very
important task for the world for

LNG to replace the dirtier fuels
and thereby reduce emissions.

You reduce your carbon offset
by 56 percent immediately.

So we're working actively with
specifically two new energy solutions.

One is carbon capture again, to reduce,
do something with the emissions.

And the other one, we believe ammonia
is the best carrier for hydrogen.

So we are designing ammonia terminals
with the cracking technology to

crack ammonia into hydrogen and
provide hydrogen to markets.

Reduce your carbon offset by up to 56% immediately and the long term future solutions for carbon neutrality