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Asia and the lead in regasification

Asia will dominate global LNG regasification capacity additions through 2028, contributing about 68% of the total capacity growth, according to GlobalData

Shipping vs on-road: is LNG the only way?

The Green Shipping Challenge at COP28, held in the presence of the CEOs of the five largest shipping companies, ended in a dead heat. The comparison with the four-wheeled world is ruthless. Large commercial marine applications work on almost a continuous cycle, and have a very exorbitant CO2 balance...

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Biogas in Italy. What is it about to happen?

The sixth edition of Biogas Italy 2020, scheduled in Milan on March 5 and 6, will provide an overview about the prospects of biogas in Italy. To date, in fact, 86 percent of goods travel by road and transport accounts for about 24 percent of total emissions. In Italy, the fleet is among the oldest [...

There’s FPT behind the first gas-powered firefighting vehicle

The first gas-powered firefighting vehicle. The rush to sustainable and environmentally-friendly solutions for vehicles employed by municipalities and public organizations has started. Some manufacturers are working on it and important results have arisen in the last few years in different sectors. ...

MTU hybrid marine. The final thoughts

MTU Hybrid marine. Talking with Ramoli and Kohl MTU hybrid marine. Daniel Ramoli and Tobias Kohl complete the consideration on serializing the hybrid for marine applications. At Cannes Yachting Festival they talk about integration, running after performance, CNG, LNG and hydrogen. MTU HYBRID MARINE....

New task for MAN engines in Gibraltar

MAN Energy Solutions brought three of its 14V51/60 gas and another three dual-fuel engines all the way to the borders of Europe, to the new power plant in Gibraltar. Each of the engines bring with them an output of approximately 14 megawatts (MW). The power plant on the North Mole in Gibraltar Harbo...

MAN dual-fuel engines keep on going

First European dredger conversion to dual-fuel MAN 35/44DF engines are on the job for the conversion to dual-fuel operatin of the dredger of Damen Shiprepair & Conversion to use LNG and marine gas oil (MGO). The conversion of the ‘Samuel de Champlain’ is the first of its kind in Europe and is pa...

MAN dual-fuel, diesel-mechanical propulsion for a ferry application

MAN is ready with a complete propulsion package for RoPax vessels A complete MAN propulsion package is ready to leave for China, where Jinling Shipyard is building new 230-metre-long RoPax vessels for TT-Line, the German ferry operator. The request is for four MAN 51/60DF engines as part of a comple...

Dual-fuel operation for a dredger by Man 35/44DF

Man and its 35/44DF engines delivered the first European dredger conversion to dual-fuel Man Energy Solutions, together with its 35/44DF engines, provided Damen Shiprepair and Conversion’s dredger with the possibility of a dual-fuel operation. In particular, we are talking about liquefied natu...

Buses: diesel or alternatives? For now, diesel wins

For long-distance buses, the evolution towards less polluting forms of traction calls into question a series of perspectives that are still not defined and with a timing not particularly close. Until beyond 2030, there is no possibility of replacing diesel on long-distance roads. That’s what t...

Agco Power: Duray and Tuorila on alternatives, regeneration and more

We already had the occasion to read about the “secrets” behind Agco Power through the words of Alexander Duray, manager, global engine sales, and Jarmo Tuorila, Director, sales and marketing. Now we can proceed by going deeper on themes such as marine engines, the partnership with Proven...

MAN proceeds on the LNG path in Italy

LNG fuel system for the Italian ferry Elio Elio is a 133-m long and 21.5-m wide ferry that has a capacity of up to 290 cars on two vehicle decks, and 1,500 passengers with a service speed of 18.5 knots. MAN Cryo provided the LNG fuel system for the Elio at the Sefine Shipyard in […]
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