WSF explores the use of LNG

LNG as a fuel is a promising, but new technology. To ensure that the safety, security and operational challenges of such a move is handled in a responsible manner, Washington State Ferries has partnered with DNV, a risk management company with extensive experience of LNG fuelled ships and the infrastructure they demand.
DNV has taken the leading role in making LNG fuel safe and viable. Particularly for short-sea shipping, LNG technology can make a big difference quickly, when it comes to reducing harmful emissions.
“As the biggest ferry operator in the US, and the third biggest in the world, WSF can really lead the way for its industry. In DNV, we can now clearly see a tipping point when it comes to global interest in LNG fuelled ships. Knowing that LNG as a fuel helps reduce emissions and costs, our team of researchers, engineers, and business analysts are looking forward to assist WSF and other companies with managing risks related to their LNG operations,” said Director of DNV’s maritime operations in North America, Kenneth Vareide.

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