Interview | LNG's Next Chapter: Can Current Supply Chains Deliver A Lower-Carbon Future? | Insights from Daniele Corti

The LNG bunkering market has matured significantly over the past decade, but ensuring long-term growth will require more than expanding supply volumes alone. As LNG adoption accelerates across the maritime sector, stakeholders must balance infrastructure investment, operational flexibility, supply security, and evolving decarbonization requirements while preparing for the next generation of lower-carbon fuels.

This exclusive interview, "LNG's Next Chapter: Can Current Supply Chains Deliver a Lower-Carbon Future?", featuring Daniele Corti, Head of Small-Scale LNG at AXPO Solutions AG, explores how LNG has evolved from a niche marine fuel into a globally established alternative and what must happen next to support sustainable growth. Drawing on extensive experience in LNG trading, bunkering, and supply chain development, Daniele shares his perspectives on infrastructure expansion, cruise sector demand, supplier collaboration, bio-LNG, and the regulatory decisions that could shape the industry's future.

Download the interview to learn:

• How LNG has evolved from project-specific supply chains into a global marine fuel market, creating new opportunities for cruise operators and suppliers.
• Why operational flexibility, terminal access, and supply diversification are becoming critical competitive advantages as LNG demand grows across shipping.
• The biggest infrastructure and bunkering challenges facing the industry today, including loading terminal constraints and vessel utilization considerations.
• How suppliers and cruise operators can build more resilient LNG supply chains through transparency, planning, and long-term collaboration.
• What is needed for bio-LNG to scale, including regulatory certainty, certification frameworks, and investment confidence.
• Why IMO regulations and lifecycle emissions accounting could be the defining factor in LNG's future growth trajectory through 2030 and beyond.

Download the interview today to gain practical insights into the supply chain strategies, infrastructure investments, and regulatory developments that will determine LNG's role in delivering a lower-carbon future for the maritime industry.