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3 August 202229 July 2022

Joint EU-Japan Project Aims to Reduce Cost of Green Methanol

Experts from Belgium, Germany, Japan, Netherlands, Spain and the United Kingdom form the Laurelin project, a four-year international research initiative are working to reduce the costs for e-methanol production

20 July 202215 July 2022

‘Intolerable risk’ – Methanol winning the hydrogen shipping race as new studies highlight dangers of ammonia at sea

Ammonia derived from green hydrogen has been touted as the most likely clean shipping fuel of the future, but shipbuilding orders show that another H2 derivative, methanol, is currently preferred

12 July 20227 July 2022

Gasum’s Baltic Sea Commitment to the Ship Waste Action

Biogas from cargo ship wastewater

18 March 202224 June 2022

A.P. Moller – Maersk engages in strategic partnerships across the globe to scale green methanol production by 2025

By the end of 2025 at the latest, Maersk will reach well beyond the green methanol needed for the first 12 green container vessels currently on order

8 October 20216 October 2021

Maersk invests in electrofuels startup company

Maersk has identified 4 potential fuel pathways to decarbonization; biodiesel, alcohols, lignin-enhanced alcohols and ammonia

1 September 202130 August 2021

„Wir glauben nicht mehr an fossile Treibstoffe“ – Containerriese bestellt mit Methanol angetriebene Schiffe

A.P. Möller-Maersk ordert für mehr als eine Milliarde Euro acht Frachter, die mit CO2-freiem Methanol fahren. Analysten sehen darin einen Wettbewerbsvorteil gegenüber der Konkurrenz

23 February 20219 September 2021

Carbon Capture – A Man-made Solution To Solve A Man-made Problem

Many of the companies, who were not that long ago considered progressive, oil majors etc now hold the key to solving the problem man has created

9 June 20204 June 2020

Leading Danish companies join forces on an ambitious sustainable fuel project

New industrial-scale production facility planned to produce sustainable fuels for road, maritime and air transport in the Copenhagen area

20 March 2013

Maersk Group’s search for alternative fuels

Lignin-based fuel for marine applications to be developed by Progression Industry