News / Ammonia, not methanol, will be the 'green fuel of the future'

A Maersk methanol-fuelled ship

Ammonia, not methanol, will be the green fuel of the future, claimed Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners, an investment fund located close to compatriot and methanol-advocate Maersk – this week.

Responsible for a green exchange traded funds (ETF) investment portfolio worth billions, CIP’s VP, Jens Jødal Andersen, told media the biogenic feedstock for methanol – Maersk’s chosen future fuel – would be in short supply by around 2040.

He said: “If a developer like us were to insist ...