CMA CGM and Maersk join forces for green fuels
OIL & GAS

CMA CGM and Maersk join forces for green fuels

CMA CGM and Maersk, the container shipping giants, announced that they intend to collaborate in their efforts to reduce emissions in the sector. They expressed their commitment to supporting the utilisation of methanol and contributing to research on potential fuels such as ammonia.

The shipping industry is currently faced with the challenge of determining which fuels and vessel technologies to adopt on a large scale as part of their objective to achieve net zero emissions by around the middle of the century.

Maersk, a Danish company, has placed a significant focus on what is commonly referred to as "green methanol." Just last week, they unveiled plans for the establishment of a new company dedicated to fuel production.

On the other hand, CMA CGM, based in France, has opted for gas-powered vessels and has also placed orders for ships capable of using methanol.

In a joint statement, CMA CGM and Maersk stated, "While these two fuel streams currently appear to be the most developed among the existing solutions, both companies anticipate that the future fuel composition in the shipping industry will incorporate other options that will undergo development in the years to come."

Their partnership will notably involve efforts to establish operational standards for green methanol-powered vessels and accelerate the readiness of ports to facilitate methanol refuelling for ships.

Also read: 
MMRDA plans 350 sq km Town in Mumbai Harbour
Dwarka comes up with mega convention space, Yashobhoomi


CMA CGM and Maersk, the container shipping giants, announced that they intend to collaborate in their efforts to reduce emissions in the sector. They expressed their commitment to supporting the utilisation of methanol and contributing to research on potential fuels such as ammonia. The shipping industry is currently faced with the challenge of determining which fuels and vessel technologies to adopt on a large scale as part of their objective to achieve net zero emissions by around the middle of the century. Maersk, a Danish company, has placed a significant focus on what is commonly referred to as green methanol. Just last week, they unveiled plans for the establishment of a new company dedicated to fuel production. On the other hand, CMA CGM, based in France, has opted for gas-powered vessels and has also placed orders for ships capable of using methanol. In a joint statement, CMA CGM and Maersk stated, While these two fuel streams currently appear to be the most developed among the existing solutions, both companies anticipate that the future fuel composition in the shipping industry will incorporate other options that will undergo development in the years to come. Their partnership will notably involve efforts to establish operational standards for green methanol-powered vessels and accelerate the readiness of ports to facilitate methanol refuelling for ships. Also read:  MMRDA plans 350 sq km Town in Mumbai HarbourDwarka comes up with mega convention space, Yashobhoomi

Next Story
Infrastructure Urban

Gujarat Chief Minister Inaugurates University Projects

Chief Minister Bhupendra Patel inaugurated a series of projects at Gujarat University (GU) aimed at strengthening campus infrastructure and student services. The programmes were opened in the presence of university officials, faculty members and student representatives. The administration described the initiatives as part of a broader effort to modernise facilities and support academic excellence. The event formed part of ongoing efforts to upgrade public university infrastructure across the state. The projects encompassed upgrades to classrooms, laboratories and residential amenities as well ..

Next Story
Infrastructure Urban

Uttar Pradesh Signs MoU With Hinduja To Expand High-Speed Internet

The Uttar Pradesh government signed a memorandum of understanding with OneOTT Intertainment Ltd, a subsidiary of the Hinduja Group, to expand high-speed broadband across the state under Project Ganga. The agreement, inked by the State Transformation Commission and OneOTT Intertainment Ltd, is intended to provide high-speed internet to two million (mn) households in two to three years and to extend digital services into rural areas. The initiative is expected to generate more than 0.1 mn direct and indirect employment opportunities and to train between 8,000 and 10,000 local youths as digital s..

Next Story
Infrastructure Urban

Minister Lokesh Launches Rs 148.8 Mn Lift Irrigation Project

An irrigation project was inaugurated at Pedavadlapudi village by the Andhra Pradesh education and information technology minister Nara Lokesh, marking the formal launch of a high level canal lift irrigation scheme completed at a cost of Rs 148.8 million (mn). The minister activated the pumping system and unveiled a commemorative plaque at the site, and the initiative forms part of the state government’s wider drive to expand irrigation infrastructure and develop water resources in key farming belts. The lift irrigation facility is equipped with four modern high capacity pumps designed to mo..

Advertisement

Subscribe to Our Newsletter

Get daily newsletters around different themes from Construction world.

STAY CONNECTED

Advertisement

Advertisement

Advertisement