Methanol-related developments this week include a proposal for a global decarbonization initiative from ICS and the construction of China's first methanol dual-fuel bunkering vessel.
“Stena Pro Patria” also being refuelled in the coming days, firm will have supplied 2,100 MT of methanol fuel to ships in August alone, and 12,500...
Vessel, which will be the first methanol-fuelled bulk carrier operated by NYK Group, is currently under construction at Tsuneishi factory of Tsuneishi Shipbuilding and is scheduled...
Panel discussions at this year’s conference will share insights on safety preparations and lessons learnt from pilot trials conducted in Singapore on use of methanol and...
‘The liquid e-fuel market in Europe is developing slower than expected, and we have taken the strategic decision to de-prioritise our efforts within the market and...
4.67 million mt of various marine fuel grades were delivered at the world’s largest bunkering port in July, an increase from 4.52 million mt recorded during...
After completion, the ship will be China's first dual-fuel methanol-powered ship capable of providing methanol and traditional fuel oil bunkering services.
“Antonia Maersk” is one of 18 large methanol-enabled newbuilds scheduled for delivery between 2024 and 2025.
Research Contributor Steve Christy takes a look at bp's latest 'Energy Outlook', highlighting that it sees alternative fuels accounting for around 15% of the bunker market...
This week, the maritime industry saw advancements in methanol as a marine fuel including upcoming newbuild methanol bunker tankers and retrofit packages for methanol dual-fuel engines.