Advancements in Wind, Methanol, and Electric Shipping, plus Successful Towing of Fremantle Highway to Eemshaven!

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Welcome to our latest LinkedIn newsletter, where we bring you some of the most exciting developments in the green marine industry. Here are the key highlights from our featured articles:

1. Wind-Installed Vessels Set to Surpass 40% Target by Year-End ??

According to recent data, the share of wind-installed vessels in the global fleet is expected to exceed 40% by the end of this year. The wind-assisted propulsion sector continues to thrive, with increasing investments in the pipeline. International Windship Association #windpower #windpropulsion

2. MOL Advances Wind Hunter Project with Purified Water Production System for Hydrogen Generation ??

Mitsui O.S.K. Lines, Ltd. (MOL) has taken significant steps in advancing its Wind Hunter project. The company has successfully tested a purified water production system powered by #wind energy, which will play a crucial role in generating #hydrogen for propulsion. This innovation is a significant stride towards #sustainable #shipping and a greener #maritime landscape.

3.Ocean Yield Invests in Four Methanol-Ready LR1 Product Tankers ???

Ocean Yield AS the ship owning company, has made strategic investments in four LR1 product tankers, with a unique twist. The vessels are designed to be #methanol-ready, opening up possibilities for cleaner fuel alternatives in the shipping industry.

4. COSCO Shipping's Electric Containership Hits the Water ?

COSCO SHIPPING Europe ' first-ever #electric-powered containership has been successfully launched. This milestone highlights the industry's drive towards reducing #carbon emissions and embracing greener shipping alternatives.

5. Svaneh?j Sees Growing Number of LPG Tankers Adding Ammonia to Cargo List ??

In a noteworthy shift towards cleaner shipping practices, more LPG tankers are incorporating #ammonia into their cargo repertoire. Svaneh?j ?j, a global leader in pump solutions, has observed an increasing number of LPG vessels opting for ammonia as a sustainable option.

Lastly, we're pleased to share that the fire-stricken Fremantle Highway has been safely towed to Eemshaven. After the unfortunate incident, the vessel has now reached its port of refuge, marking a successful response effort.

Fire-stricken Fremantle Highway safely reaches port of refuge in Eemshaven

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