Dual-fuel engines could avert danger, says Höegh as it opts for ammonia
Höegh Autoliners, which is converting some of its fleet to run on ammonia, is among ...
Höegh Autoliners, like other car-carrier operators, has had an enjoyable few years of booming demand met with scant capacity, leading to a flurry of newbuild ordering.
But with considerable exposure to the US export market, and an orderbook of advanced ammonia-fuelled newbuilds on the way from Chinese yards, Höegh could now be facing a rapid reversal of fortunes.
US car exports form a high proportion of Höegh’s business, CEO Andreas Enger admitted, but he was keen ...
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