The LNG major in the United States, Cheniere Energy is about to provide its LNG customers with greenhouse gas emissions data linked with each LNG cargo produced at the Company’s Sabine Pass and Corpus Christi liquefaction facilities.
According to the LNG provider, the Cargo Emissions Tags (“CE Tags”) are designed to boost environmental transparency by quantifying the estimated GHG emissions of LNG cargoes from the wellhead to the cargo delivery point.
As informed, the CE Tags are expected to be provided to customers beginning in 2022.
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“We believe significantly enhanced data-driven emissions transparency will support Cheniere, our customers and our suppliers as we work to identify tangible opportunities to quantify and improve environmental performance. We consider this announcement to be a critical first step for the industry. Cheniere will continuously work to improve the data incorporated in the CE Tags with the ultimate goal of providing dynamic GHG emissions data.”
In addition, the CE Tags will be calculated utilizing Cheniere’s proprietary lifecycle analysis (“LCA”) model, which has been built incorporating the accounting frameworks from LCAs created by the U.S. Department of Energy’s National Energy Technology Laboratory.
At the same time, the tags will utilize publicly available data from value chain participants, as well as operational data from both the Sabine Pass and Corpus Christi liquefaction facilities.
“As one of the largest consumers of natural gas on a daily basis in the U.S., and one of the largest producers of LNG worldwide, Cheniere is ideally positioned to collaborate with domestic and international value chain participants to provide improved transparency and advance the global transition to a lower-carbon future”.
…said Fusco.
