E-methanol powered ship ordered

Jack Burke Senior Editor, Compressor Tech2

25 September 2023

Slated to be delivered in 2027, the vessel is designed to use e-methanol produced primarily by synthesizing recovered CO2 and hydrogen produced using renewable energy sources

Japan shipping firm Kambara Kisen has ordered a bulk carrier that is designed to be powered by e-methanol.

Slated to be delivered in 2027, the vessel is designed to use e-methanol produced primarily by synthesizing recovered CO2 and hydrogen produced using renewable energy sources, and bio-methanol derived from biogas.…

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