The use of environmentally friendly fuels allows for better development in maritime transportation and the habitats they visit.
The vessel is equipped with a system that allows re-liquefying the natural gas evaporated during transport.
Operations at the port of Fremantle will resume this afternoon, once precautionary work is completed to ensure that the affected area is free of debris.
The installation was carried out at GSI's shipyard in China, a unique and important construction for the company.
The vessel will feature an advanced propulsion system with energy storage capacity of 1.7 MWh.
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Wärtsilä has signed an agreement with Eidesvik Offshore to make the vessel “Viking Energy” the world’s first ammonia-fueled vessel. This project, which will commence in 2026,…
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.
