Maersk has ordered a further six dual-fuel ships capable of running on green methanol as a step closer to its 2040 net-zero target. Hyundai Heavy Industries will be building these ships which will have a nominal capacity of 17,000 containers each. These vessels will replace capacity in the current fleet and save ~800,000 tonnes of CO2 emissions annually. This takes Maersk’s total number of green methanol capable ships on order to 19, likely representing an investment well over $1 billion and a s ....

12 Oct 2022
i(x) Net Zero: Maersk ups its commitment to green methanol

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i(x) Net Zero: Maersk ups its commitment to green methanol
I(X) Net Zero Plc (IX:LON) | 24.0 0 0.0% | Mkt Cap: 20.6m
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12 Oct 2022 -
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Roger Bell | Michael McNamara -
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Maersk has ordered a further six dual-fuel ships capable of running on green methanol as a step closer to its 2040 net-zero target. Hyundai Heavy Industries will be building these ships which will have a nominal capacity of 17,000 containers each. These vessels will replace capacity in the current fleet and save ~800,000 tonnes of CO2 emissions annually. This takes Maersk’s total number of green methanol capable ships on order to 19, likely representing an investment well over $1 billion and a s ....