Space technology may overcome challenges of shipping hydrogen, but high cost may delay lift-off
ABS sustainability chief sees overcoming boil-off challenge as a ‘turning point’ for moving liquefied hydrogen over long distances
September 2022
‘At 0.2% in the air, you keel over’: Can ammonia’s toxicity issues be fixed?
Studies into the use of ammonia as a clean fuel on ships raise worrying safety questions that may take a decade to solve
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Could wind propel hydrogen-fuelled ships further? Marin wants to know
Dutch research institute exploring the combination of wind assistance technology to extend the range of hydrogen-fuelled ships
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Expleo aims to scale up methanol fuel cell system to cut emissions by 92%
UK engineering group looking to continue demonstration studies for system that replaced diesel generator on offshore wind vessel in UK green marine scheme test
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Berge Bulk wants ‘to get hands dirty’ testing various wind sails on its ships
Singapore-based bulker owner next year will install WindWings sails developed by BAR Technologies and rotor sails built by Anemoi Marine Technologies
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