GasHub completes LNG facility for Rolls-Royce Seletar Campus in Singapore, starts supply and operations

GasHub, a subsidiary of H2G Green, has finished building an LNG storage and regasification facility at the Rolls-Royce Seletar Campus in Singapore and has begun supplying LNG along with operations and maintenance services. The facility uses four 10-cubic-metre microbulk storage tanks and a regasification unit to replace compressed natural gas for the campus, which is a major aerospace manufacturing hub. The company says the switch will cut fuel deliveries, lower transport emissions, and improve supply reliability. This project aligns with Singapore's push for energy resilience and lower-carbon industrial fuel. A June 2026 government report highlighted LNG as a priority for the country's energy strategy. GasHub, a 52 percent owned subsidiary of H2G Green, aims to use this project as a template for supplying LNG to other multinationals in Singapore and abroad. The shift from CNG to LNG at an industrial site is a concrete example of fuel switching that reduces emissions without waiting for full electrification.