GasHub completed an LNG storage and regasification plant at Rolls-Royce's Seletar Campus, cutting fuel deliveries and transport emissions. The contract adds to 13 active LNG clients, building recurring revenue for parent H2G.
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GasHub has finished building an LNG storage and regasification plant at Rolls-Royce's Seletar Campus in Singapore, moving the site from compressed natural gas to LNG. The project includes four 10-cubic-metre microbulk storage tanks and a regasification unit sized to the campus's operational load.
The switch is meant to cut annual fuel deliveries and the transport emissions that come with them, while lowering operating costs and improving supply reliability. GasHub, a 52.03%-owned subsidiary of H2G (SGX:5AI), now handles the campus's LNG supply and operations under a long-term contract.
The Rolls-Royce engagement adds to a growing industrial customer base. GasHub now serves 13 active LNG clients, building a recurring revenue stream from long-term supply and operations deals. Previous customers include Malaysia Dairy Industries, Thong Siek Food Industry, and Murata Manufacturing.
Singapore's Economic Strategy Review, published in June 2026, flagged LNG and other lower-carbon energy solutions as priorities for energy resilience. GasHub's integrated offering – last-mile logistics, storage, regasification, and ongoing operations – aligns with that national push. The company focuses on industrial users shifting from piped natural gas or diesel to LNG, a market that requires regulatory approvals, cryogenic handling, and reliable delivery networks.
For a firm that started as a small logistics provider, the recurring revenue base is the key change. Each long-term contract locks in monthly supply volumes and operations fees, smoothing the earnings profile that investors in H2G will track. The Rolls-Royce campus alone represents a multi-year commitment, with the storage and regasification assets now on GasHub's balance sheet.
Ng said the company aims to expand among multinational corporations in Singapore and overseas, using its LNG infrastructure and operations expertise to support their decarbonisation targets. The parent company H2G, listed on the Singapore Exchange, positions itself around the energy trilemma of affordability, security, and sustainability.
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