Tallink begins transition to bio-LNG bunker fuel on shuttle vessels
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Tallink Grupp, a ferry operator in the northern Baltic Sea region, on Thursday (30 October) said it has begun the transition to bio-LNG fuel on our shuttle vessels.
From the company’s partnership with Elenger, Tallink’s newest vessel MyStar has already completed six successful bio-LNG bunkering operations in recent months.
“This renewable fuel significantly cuts emissions and reduces the environmental footprint of maritime transport in the Baltic Sea region,” the company said in a social media post.
“Our cooperation with Elenger has been smooth, and we are able to gradually increase the use of bio-LNG depending on its availability and price. Our goal is to fully replace the LNG needs of both MyStar and Megastar with bio-LNG within the next year,” said Paavo Nõgene, CEO of AS Tallink Grupp.
“Tallink is setting an example for other operators in the Baltic Sea. The company was one of the first to invest in new technology and began using LNG as early as 2017. Now they’re taking the next step toward bio-LNG, and Elenger has supported them throughout this journey,” said Margus Kaasik, CEO of Elenger Group.
Photo credit: Tallink Grupp
Published: 31 October, 2025
