Container ships are heavy, the distances they travel far, and storage capacity is limited, making them a big challenge when it comes to decarbonization.
Solutions used by the auto sector, like electric batteries or hydrogen fuel-cells, aren’t viable for commercial shipping, a sector that represents about 3% of the world’s greenhouse gas emissions.
E-methanol may offer a solution. The synthetic fuel releases less C02 than natural gas, another lower-carbon alternative to diesel-based marine fuels, and is starting to gain some traction the shipping industry. Thanks to early
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