CMA CGM, ENGIE partner on Le Havre biomethane plant to supply 7,000 tons a year from 2029

By Public Technologies
  • CMA CGM signed a framework agreement with Engie to develop a biomethane production facility in the Le Havre industrial-port area.
  • From 2029, the plant targets 7,000 tons of biomethane a year, about 100 GWh, supplied to CMA CGM’s fleet.
  • The groups estimate the fuel switch will avoid about 23,000 tonnes of CO2 emissions annually.
  • CMA CGM will take a minority stake via its PULSE energy fund, with Engie leading development, construction, operations.
  • Biomethane is expected to cut lifecycle emissions by at least 67% while using existing LNG vessel engines, bunkering infrastructure.


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