Bio-LNG represents a concrete solution to help decarbonise maritime transport, but moving from early applications to a large-scale market will require greater regulatory certainty. According to Giulia Ceccarelli, Head of External Affairs at the World Biogas Association, the sector needs a global and harmonised regulatory framework, avoiding fragmented regulations across different countries. It will also be essential to recognise the potential for methane emissions abatement and value the related credits in order to further incentivise the use of bio-LNG. Discover more about these opportunities and the challenges facing the sector in the interview.