Additional Resources on Methanol as a Marine Fuel
All At Sea Methanol and Shipping: Industry Background From Longspur Research
A Longspur Research report addresses the reduction of emissions from the global maritime sector has verified the benefits of methanol as a marine fuel highlighting it as a key solution for decarbonization.
Low Emission Advanced Products Tanker
A coalition of some of the leading names in sustainable shipping collaborated on a Joint Industry Project to enable product tanker charterers and shipowners to utilize Methanol as fuel regardless of the cargo carried. The Methanol Institute worked with Hyundai Mipo Dockyard, MAN Energy Solutions, and DNV to develop a design that meets all prevailing safety requirements with minimal loss of cargo capacity and low additional build costs. The infographic illustrates how the commercial, environmental and technical challenges were met and highlight the advantages of a Methanol-dual fuel design.
Measuring Maritime Emissions
The Methanol Institute (MI) is calling on maritime policy-makers to adopt a ‘well-to-wake’ approach in GHG accounting of fuels to support the decarbonization of maritime transport. MI believes an approach that accounts for GHG emissions of the fuel’s entire value chain is essential to stimulate the uptake of renewable fuels that can drive the maritime industry’s energy transition.
New Report on Methanol as a Marine Fuel
METHASHIP PROJECT: RENEWABLE METHANOL IS ‘FUEL WITH A FUTURE’
ISO SPECIFICATION IS ANOTHER STEP FORWARD FOR METHANOL AS MARINE FUEL
EXCLUSIVE ARTICLES ABOUT MI AND METHANOL'S ROLE AS A MARINE FUEL
METHANOL AS MARINE FUEL SEMINAR/WEBINAR
METHASHIP PROJECT: RENEWABLE METHANOL IS ‘FUEL WITH A FUTURE’
ISO SPECIFICATION IS ANOTHER STEP FORWARD FOR METHANOL AS MARINE FUEL
SUMMETH PROJECT GIVES GREEN LIGHT TO ADOPTION OF METHANOL AS A SUSTAINABLE MARINE FUEL
NEW ONLINE TOOL TO HELP SHIPOWNERS EVALUATE OPTIONS FOR SULPHUR 2020 COMPLIANCE
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