Shell's LNG President on energy transition and methane emissions

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🎙️Liquefied natural gas, or LNG, plays an important role in the energy transition. But it’s not without its critics. In the latest episode of The Energy Podcast, Shell's President of Integrated Gas, Cederic Cremers, discusses why global demand for LNG is expected to grow; the importance of addressing methane emissions, and more. Listen now: https://lnkd.in/eGsZkm9P

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Shell’s Energy Podcast gives a compelling insight into how LNG is positioned as a cornerstone in Shell’s energy transition strategy. The discussion highlights LNG’s flexibility, its role in displacing coal, and the company's efforts to decarbonize production through innovations like CCS and renewable-powered liquefaction. However, while Shell makes a strong case for LNG’s benefits, it’s important to remain cautious. LNG is still a fossil fuel with embedded emissions and upstream methane leakage that, if not tightly controlled, can undermine its climate advantages. The company’s framing of LNG as more than a "bridge fuel" raises legitimate concerns about long-term fossil fuel dependency under the guise of flexibility and transition. The podcast rightly underscores the geopolitical realities and market volatility that influence energy planning. But it could have gone deeper into how Shell plans to align its LNG expansion with global net-zero targets, particularly in light of IEA scenarios that suggest no new fossil fuel infrastructure is needed for a 1.5°C pathway In sum: insightful, strategic, but leaves space for skepticism. A vital conversation, but one that must be continuously challenged with rigorous climate accountability.

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CEO- Venliance | Capital Raising | Family Office | Alternative Investments | Infrastructure Financing | Oil and Gas | Energy Transition

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LNG isn’t just energy security — it’s a volatility buffer in fragmented global markets. The emissions tradeoff? Shrinking window.

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Eager to dive into this episode! LNG's potential is undeniable, yet balancing environmental concerns remains crucial. Hearing insights directly from Shell's President on navigating these challenges will be invaluable for industry professionals.

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