Ammonia (NH3) is emerging as a potential marine fuel due to its zero carbon dioxide emissions when combusted. Green Ammonia, which is produced using renewable energy sources, is the sustainable alternative to conventional ammonia.
In this article, we’ll demystify EEXI, highlight its significance, and outline the steps to achieve compliance if your vessel does not currently meet EEXI requirements.
Decarbonization is the key to a sustainable future for the maritime industry, and seafarers play a critical role in making this shift. It is important to consider how decarbonisation strategies and technologies will impact seafarers onboard and their role in emission reductions.
In recent years, methanol has gained attention as a sustainable maritime fuel. This article explores methanol’s viability, benefits, challenges, and its integration into global maritime operations.
This article examines viable green fuel options for the marine sector, breaking them into three main categories: infrastructure, safety, and availability.
The importance of decarbonizing the maritime industry cannot be overstated. But amidst the calls for change and regulation, there’s a crucial element often overlooked – the indispensable role of seafarers.
The responsibility of the maritime industry to combat climate change and decarbonize cannot be overstated. The the industry faces a pressing imperative to transform its practices and embrace sustainability.
Normec MTS (Maritime Testing Services) has devised a user-friendly and efficient method for sampling water on board: practical sample kits that allow the crew to take water samples themselves.
Owners are encountering new levels of complexity as previous ship designs are modified to integrate new clean technologies and adopt alternative fuels.
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