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Alfa Laval starts testing new fuels to support the transition towards more sustainable shipping

Alfa Laval starts testing new fuels to support the transition towards more sustainable shipping News provided by Share this article LUND, Sweden, March 8, 2021 /PRNewswire/ Alfa Laval - a world leader in heat transfer, centrifugal separation and fluid handling - will soon start testing two new types of marine fuels; biofuels (made from waste) and methanol, in its Test & Training Centre in Denmark. To make these non-carbon fuels commercially viable can have a big impact on the marine industry in its strive towards zero carbon shipping. The International Maritime Organization (IMO) targets a 50 percent reduction of vessel-related greenhouse gas emissions by 2050. To achieve the long-term target of decarbonization, the industry must shift to new fuel types and technologies. The Alfa Laval Test & Training Centre in Aalborg, Denmark is taking a key role in testing new types of fuels to adapt and develop equipment for the vessels engine rooms and support the industry s journey to

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Alfa Laval begins testing new fuels to support shipping s transition

Alfa Laval begins testing new fuels to support shipping’s transition March 8, 2021, by Naida Hakirevic Swedish company Alfa Laval will soon start testing two new types of marine fuels biofuels (made from waste) and methanol, at its Test & Training Centre in Denmark. Image by Alfa Laval Making these non-carbon fuels commercially viable can have a big impact on the marine industry in its strive towards zero-carbon shipping, Alfa Laval believes. The International Maritime Organization (IMO) targets a 50 percent reduction of vessel-related greenhouse gas emissions by 2050. To achieve the long-term target of decarbonization, the industry must shift to new fuel types and technologies.

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Alfa Laval to test new fuels for more sustainable shipping

Alfa Laval to test new fuels for more sustainable shipping
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Alfa Laval Plans Large-Scale Tests of Methanol Bunkers in Existing Engines

Alfa Laval Plans Large-Scale Tests of Methanol Bunkers in Existing Engines
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Alfa Laval Plans Large-Scale Tests of Methanol Bunkers in Unmodified Existing Engines

Alfa Laval Plans Large-Scale Tests of Methanol Bunkers in Unmodified Existing Engines by Ship & Bunker News Team Monday March 8, 2021 Engineering company Alfa Laval plans to carry out large-scale tests of methanol as a marine fuel in existing unmodified engines. The firm will carry out the tests at the Alfa Laval Test & Training Centre in Aalborg, MAN Energy Solutions, it said in an emailed statement on Monday. The company plans to explore the possibility of running the centre s four-stroke, 2 MW diesel engine on methanol without modifications or another pilot fuel, it said. At present, combusting methanol requires a pilot ignition with fuel oil,

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