text: The Coalition for the Energy of the Future launches the feasibility study of its first major project | CCI France Australie
  The Coalition for the Energy of the Future launches the feasibility study of its first major project
  The Coalition for the Energy of the Future has announced the launch of its feasibility study, and welcomes three new members
  Launched in late 2019, the Coalition for the Energy of the Future aims to accelerate the development of future energies and technologies, to sustain new green mobility models and reduce the impact of transport and logistics on climate change. It's three main goals are:
  To decrease the energy consumption per kilometre-equivalent of goods mobility;
  Today, the Coalition includes many of our Members such as Airbus, Air Liquide, Amazon Web Services, Bureau Veritas, CMA CGM Group, ENGIE, Michelin, Schneider Electric, and TotalEnergies.
  Feasibility study of the first French project of BioLNG production
  On the occasion of its second CEO meeting of 2021, the Coalition for the Energy of the Future announces the launch of the feasibility study of the first French project of BioLNG production within a large maritime port.
  This major project represents an example of circular economy and will benefit from existing infrastructures at the Port of Marseille Fos: EveRé's (a household waste treatment center) methanation units, Elengy's (a subsidiary of ENGIE) LNG terminals for stocking and delivery, TotalEnergies' bunkering ship, and CMA CGM's LNG vessels.
  Three new members join the Coalition for the Energy of the Future
  The Coalition welcomes three new members, Kuehne+Nagel Group, Rolls-Royce our member Air Liquide, a company experienced in gases, technologies and services for Industry and Health. They join the 14 other members of the Coalition.
  Benoît Potier, President and CEO of Air Liquide group, said:
  "We are pleased to join the Energy of the Future coalition and the 17 major international companies that make it up. In order to accelerate the energy transition of transport and the entire supply chain, we have to work together to provide concrete solutions and develop synergies."