John Crane has launched its latest gas seal technology designed to be retrofitted into centrifugal compressors with oil seals to significantly lower operating costs, improve reliability and reduce methane emissions by up to 95%.
Sembcorp Marine, ABS and A*STAR’s Institute of High Performance Computing (IHPC) are teaming up to make LNG more accessible, reliable and safer for industry and domestic consumption.
The IMO is making progress towards inclusion of methanol in gas-fuelled ships code, according to the Methanol Institute.
Sembcorp will install marine scrubbers and ballast water management systems on 13 of Maran Tankers' vessels.
Biozin Holding AS has awarded Pöyry with the owner's engineering services assignment for the pre-engineering phase for a planned biozin® production plant.
Food Express, Inc., with the assistance of Southern California Gas Co., has added 11 new ultra-low emission natural gas trucks to its fleet.
According to ‘Five-Year Global Fuels Outlook’, when implemented in 2020 the sulfur cap will lead to a 1.0 million bpd increase in demand for marine gasoil and a 900 000 bpd decline in residual bunker fuel consumption.
Indian Oil Corp. Ltd. (IOCL) has chosen Honeywell UOP’s Pressure Swing Adsorption (PSA) technology to supply high-quality hydrogen at five of its refineries.
The Maxville facility will supply the company’s marine fuel depot in the Port of Jacksonville, US.
The International Maritime Organization’s 0.5% sulfur cap is due to come into effect on 1 January 2020.
A survey by Deloitte suggests that switching to LNG is the preferred solution for shipping companies to adopt in order to meet the IMO’s emissions standards for marine bunker fuels.
Hydrogenious Technologies’ solution and Clariant’s catalysts present a safer, more efficient alternative for storing and transporting very large amounts of clean hydrogen from renewable sources.
The Spirit of British Columbia, part of BC Ferries of Canada’s fleet, is back in operation following its conversion to using LNG.
As 2020 deadline looms, shippers must now commit to one of several costly compliance pathways, or face fines, reputational damage and the potential loss of insurance coverage.
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