The freighter, which ran aground off the west coast of South Africa, has fragmented into pieces due to severe damage, weather events and heavy waves.
The ship receives a very positive “upgrade” for the environment and the global market, with initiatives aimed at promoting the use of more efficient fuels.
One of the vessels has a capacity equivalent to transporting more than 35 Olympic-size swimming pools full of pulp.
One third of the ship’s components come from France.
The park has 32,000 solar panels that will supply up to 70% of the electricity needed.
The implementation of this technology at the Mormon Island Terminal in Los Angeles will allow for new sustainable and environmentally friendly alternatives.
The new licenses will allow for new bunkering options and other economic activities, very favorable for the maritime sector.
This agreement seeks to strengthen the capacity of the global market for carbon capture, use and storage (CCUS) projects, offering efficient solutions for the reduction of CO2 emissions.
The aim of ecoSUB’s autonomous underwater vehicle testing is to break through the deep-sea barrier to overcome potential technical challenges.
The successful installation of the new components will enable Vale’s Capesize bulk carrier to optimize its fuel consumption and gas emissions.
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