US sends FMC chief to boost opposition to IMO bid for greener shipping
Delegates at this year’s International Maritime Organization’s MEPC 84 meeting hope to reach agreement on ...
As the IMO debates today on how to power the future of shipping, China is stealing a march on the west with nuclear-fuelled vessels, one expert said – with the issue moving from speculative discussion to the design phase.
Repowering the shipping industry with ammonia or methanol – the solution proposed at IMO – will be difficult, explained Jan Emblemsvåg, of the Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU).
“Today we use about 400m tonnes of fossil fuel,” he explained. “To get ...
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