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US DOE Eases LNG Bunkering Restrictions

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Last updated: 2025/03/03 at 3:45 PM
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The US Division of Vitality (DOE) has withdrawn a blanket order that prolonged liquefied pure gasoline (LNG) export laws to ship-to-ship transfers of LNG to be used as marine gasoline.

In an export allow issued to JAX LNG LLC December 23, 2024, the Biden DOE resolved that bunkering of U.S.-produced LNG constitutes export if the vessel being loaded is foreign-registered, no matter whether or not the switch occurs in or exterior the U.S.

Shortly after Donald Trump took workplace succeeding Joe Biden as president, JAX LNG requested the DOE grant a rehearing.

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“The DOE erred in concluding {that a} ship-to-ship switch of LNG from a bunkering vessel to a different ship, no matter the place the switch happens, contains components of each cargo from the US and ‘subsequent entry into commerce on the vacation spot, the place the vacation spot is a international nation’”, JAX argued within the request, based on a latest DOE order granting rehearing.

“The DOE erred in treating a foreign-registered vessel as, in impact, a international nation for functions of making use of NGA Part 3”.

Part 3 of the Pure Gasoline Act governs the issuance of authorizations to export LNG to international locations with a free commerce settlement (FTA) with the U.S. and people with out.

In granting rehearing, the DOE stated it’s taking again its assertion of jurisdiction below NGA Part 3 over LNG bunkering no matter whether or not the switch is finished in or exterior the U.S. The DOE is “not evaluating, for jurisdictional functions, the ‘flag’ (or nation registration) of the receiving ship”, stated the rehearing order dated February 25.

Nonetheless, ship-to-ship transfers of U.S. LNG to be used as maritime gasoline are thought of exports if the receiving ship is within the territorial sea of a international nation. “Via this train of jurisdiction below NGA part 3, DOE is sustaining jurisdiction over exports of pure gasoline and has visibility into bunkering actions occurring globally involving U.S. LNG, to the extent permitted by regulation”, said the rehearing order.

The brand new order helps Trump’s “Unleashing American Vitality” directive, the DOE stated.

“Using LNG for marine gasoline has elevated in recent times and is anticipated to proceed to extend amid extra stringent emissions laws for delivery”, it stated in a separate assertion.

Tala Goudarzi, principal deputy assistant secretary of the DOE’s Workplace of Fossil Vitality and Carbon Administration, stated, “In the present day’s motion is a big step in decreasing regulatory burdens and serving to this essential section of the LNG market proceed to develop”.

To contact the writer, e-mail jov.onsat@rigzone.com


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