The new vessel will facilitate the continuous transport of CO2 from onshore terminals to certified subsea depots in the North Sea.
The hydrogen generated will reduce the refinery’s Scope 1 emissions, aligning with the UK’s plans to move towards a low-carbon economy.
The company contributes to meeting New York’s energy goals, with a total fleet exceeding 11 million MWh of clean production since 2016, strengthening the national energy landscape.
With this initiative, the companies strengthen their commitment to a cleaner, more efficient energy system that is aligned with current climate requirements.
The project also incorporates the commissioning of 100 heavy 49-ton trucks and 4 hydrogen buses.
The plant plans to create 20 direct jobs and more than 100 indirect jobs, boosting Antofagasta’s local economy.
With more than 300 cruise ship calls expected by 2025, an injection of approximately $900 million is expected into Vancouver’s economy.
By employing these technologies, the ship can reduce its carbon footprint, contributing to the international goals of decarbonization of shipping.
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