Shipping
Shipping the World's Goods Without the Carbon Emissions
The shipping industry is under growing pressure to decarbonize, with The International Maritime Organization (IMO) targeting net-zero emissions by 2050 — and setting a goal for net-zero fuels to comprise 5–10% of marine energy use by 2030.*
Meeting these targets requires scalable, innovative technologies that can power vessels cleanly, quickly and cost effectively.
*Source: International Maritime Organization
Advantages of eMethanol as a Marine Fuel
Infrastructure compatible for easy storage, transportation, and distribution
Drop in solution with next to zero emissions
High energy density with safety & stability
Versatility and excellent hydrogen carrier
How it Works
Methanol can be stored as a liquid at atmospheric temperatures and storage facilities are already available at 88 of the world’s 100 largest ports.*
*Source: Llyod’s Register
*Source: Llyod’s Register
Use Cases
Container Ships
Tankers
General Cargo
Offshore Vessels
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