Nikkiso Clean Energy, Industrial Gases Group and GTT announce partnership
Published by Poppy Clements,
Assistant Editor
Hydrocarbon Engineering,
GTT’s patented Recycool™ technology ensures boil-off gas (BOG) is recovered and managed safely to avoid unwanted emissions and improve fuel efficiency. Integrated with Nikkiso’s high-pressure fuel gas pump skids, the partnership provides ship owners with enhanced performance by maintaining reliability durability and efficiency to give customers a competitive edge in the market.
“Our partnership with GTT and complementary expertise advances the growth of both companies in the LNG-fuelled shipping market,” said Nikkiso Clean Energy & Industrial Gases CEO, Adrian Ridge. “This strength is evidenced by the first large order for 10 container ships, and we expect more awards in the future.”
Jean-Baptiste Choimet, CEO of GTT, stated: "I’d like to thank the Nikkiso team for their support and collaboration. With GTT’s expertise in reducing boil-off rates through our membrane technology, the Recycool™ system now provides LNG-fuelled vessels with effective solutions for managing boil-off and lowering their carbon footprint. The adoption of Recycool™ by leading Chinese and Korean shipyards reflects the industry's trust in this solution.”
The value of this partnership has already been recognised by large ship owners with a recent award from a leading shipping operator and numerous projects under negotiation for a variety of ship types.
Read the article online at: https://www.hydrocarbonengineering.com/gas-processing/06092024/nikkiso-clean-energy-industrial-gases-group-and-gtt-announce-partnership/
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