28 November 2024
Methanol Production & Supply – Is it ready for full deployment in 2024?
The deployment of methanol as a marine fuel relies on renewable methanol production which is estimated to exceed 8m tons of per year by 2027.
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Methanol Safety & Toxicity – General Issues
Methanol safety requires extreme attention with handling, considering its toxicity. This article provides fundamental insights and precautions for the fuel.
4 new methanol engines to accelerate transition to sustainable fuels
Wärtsilä will introduce another four methanol engines to its portfolio, setting a new industry benchmark with the broadest methanol engine portfolio currently on the market.
Containership construction process of the new methanol-powered boxship
Maersk readies to christen the world’s first methanol-powered boxshipship and has shared footage of the new containership construction process.
Renewable production can make methanol a viable fuel for 2030
Renewable production is needed to overcome the pricing, availability, and carbon accounting of methanol as a viable fuel for 2030 energy transition.
Agreement for 15 methanol engines retrofit solution signed
MAN to deliver 15 methanol engine retrofit solutions for Seaspan and Hapag-Lloyd vessels for dual-fuel propulsion on the way to decarbonization.
Power-to-X fuels (P2X) new potential for power generation
Wärtsilä has published a new whitepaper, examining on the potential of Power-to-X fuels (P2X) for power generation.
New dual-fuel methanol vessel design by Maersk unveiled
Maersk has announced the design details of its next-generation dual-fuel methanol vessel that look remarkably like existing vessels.
New methanol fuel cell-based power generator
Blue World Technologies has launched CellPack™ Stationary, a methanol fuel cell-based power generator to replace conventional fossil-based generators.
Rapid adoption of green fuel cells in marine markets
IDTechEx released a report outlining the adoption of green fuel cells in marine markets, running on alternatives such as green hydrogen and ammonia, as some of the most promising solutions.