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Four new BG Freight Line feeder vessels will be able to burn biomethanol fuel, in addition to using an early form of onboard carbon capture.
The four 1,380 teu feeder vessels, built at Penglai Jinglu shipyard in China, feature a 12.5-MW scrubber, designed to filter particulate matter and sulphur, and also feature a carbon capture module.
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European port congestion now at five-to-six days, and getting worse
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