Maersk Launches Ethanol-Methanol Fuel Trial
Maersk is advancing its commitment to reducing emissions by testing a blend of ethanol and methanol in a dual-fuel engine aboard the vessel Laura Mærsk. This initiative aims to expand Maersk's portfolio of low-emission fuels.
New Fuel Trial Details
- The experiment uses a combination of ethanol and methanol, which can potentially lower carbon footprint compared to traditional marine fuels.
- Laura Mærsk serves as the platform for evaluating the performance and feasibility of this fuel blend in maritime operations.
"This trial is part of our strategy to explore diverse solutions for sustainable shipping," Maersk stated.
Strategic Importance
Testing ethanol alongside methanol supports Maersk’s vision of broadening fuel alternatives to comply with future environmental regulations and to help the shipping industry achieve net-zero emissions.
Author's summary:
Maersk is actively expanding its sustainable fuel options by trialing an ethanol-methanol blend on Laura Mærsk, reinforcing its drive toward low-emission maritime solutions.
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