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Mainline operators appear to have shifted their focus away from methanol as a future fuel, and towards LNG ? but methanol should not be completely disregarded, said a CMA CGM executive today.
Speaking at the biennial Singapore International Bunkering Conference and Exhibition today, CMA CGM’s VP (Bunkering and Energy Transition), Farid Trad, explained that LNG usage began many years ago, and has thus been scaled up, but that more time is needed for methanol to gain traction.
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