Oceania collaborate closely with partners across the clean fuel value chain, including the Pilbara Port Authority, fuel suppliers, technology providers, ship owners and charterers. We welcome aligned industry partners and stakeholder collaboration to further the foundation of an active Green Corridor servicing the Pilbara.
"I am pleased to see this initiative in what is an area that is rapidly becoming a leader in green marine fuels. Australia has the raw materials, renewable energy and a large volume consumer with bulk shipping all in one area and this project is on the right path for sustainable shipping.
With truly sustainable zero carbon fuels as the end game for shipping, the fuel flexibility this project offers marks the horizon as to the direction it needs to take. In the meantime and realising there might be a long way to go to be able to use low-carbon ammonia, LNG as a marine fuel gives those significant emission reductions for shipping right now with an LNGBV in the right place at the right time."
“Pilbara Ports have demonstrated their support and enthusiasm for becoming a key hub for the handling of clean ammonia for the international market and marine fuel. As promised in the first gas supply announcement, the tempo of achieving milestones and development of the project will continue to increase as we drive for FID in H1 2026."
