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Osaka Gas and MHI Launch Digital Platform for Sustainable Fuel Certification

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Osaka Gas and Mitsubishi Heavy Industries began operating CO2NNEX, a digital platform, as part of a demonstration project. This project is being implemented by the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry of Japan to examine the requirements for a sustainable fuels certificate scheme. CO2NNEX will be used to consider the processes for issuing, transferring, and retiring sustainable fuel certificates.

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Why it matters

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The demonstration project supports the consideration of a scheme to certify and manage the environmental value of sustainable fuels, such as e-gasoline and SAF. This effort aims to facilitate the widespread deployment of sustainable liquid fuels.

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    Osaka Gas might see changes in operational costs or revenue related to the adoption of sustainable fuels.

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