Titan Clean Fuels and MOL marked a significant milestone in sustainable shipping by conducting the first LNG and bio-LNG bunkering operation in Zeebrugge. The operation, carried out at the Port of Zeebrugge’s ICO terminal, involved Titan's Alice Cosulich LNG bunkering vessel supplying 500 tons of bio-LNG and 400 tons of conventional LNG to MOL’s Celeste Ace vehicle carrier. The bio-LNG, certified by ISCC-EU and produced from waste and residue, offers a substantial reduction in greenhouse gas emissions, making it an attractive sustainable alternative to traditional fuels. Additionally, its compatibility with existing LNG infrastructure allows for seamless integration into current bunkering systems without the need for extensive modifications. This operation not only demonstrated the viability of bio-LNG but also highlighted the industry's gradual shift towards cleaner energy sources. MOL's commitment to bio-LNG and synthetic LNG, alongside their exploration of ammonia and hydrogen fuels, reflects a proactive approach towards achieving net-zero GHG emissions by 2050. With the growing adoption of LNG and bio-LNG in the maritime sector, the stage is set for a more sustainable future in shipping, with bio-LNG playing a pivotal role in reducing carbon footprints and driving decarbonisation efforts.