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Zenvo Aurora Getting 6.6-Liter Quad-Turbo V12 Producing 1,250 HP - Vimarsana News

Zenvo Aurora Getting 6.6-Liter Quad-Turbo V12 Producing 1,250 HP

Zenvo Automotive, the creator of ultra-exclusive hypercars with zany aerodynamics, has announced that it ha...

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Mahle Powertrain Explores Hydrogen Engines as Retrofit Solution for Maritime Fleets - Vimarsana News

Mahle Powertrain Explores Hydrogen Engines as Retrofit Solution for Maritime Fleets

Electrification is happening across the globe – although we can see it most in the automotive world, other segments are also experiencing this swit...

German firm aims to replace 'dirty' diesel fuel with ammonia - Vimarsana News

German firm aims to replace 'dirty' diesel fuel with ammonia

Ammonia as a fuel has not played a major role in the scramble to decarbonise engines so far but Mahle says it is ideal to replace diesel fuel in large marine engines and in off-highway sectors such as mining, quarrying and construction.

University of Nottingham: Clean marine: £5.5m research effort to fuel ships on green ammonia - Vimarsana News

University of Nottingham: Clean marine: £5.5m research effort to fuel ships on green ammonia

The University of Nottingham is leading a new project to investigate the potential of ammonia to fuel and decarbonise the long-haul shipping industry, and to boost the UK’s powertrain sector.MariNH3 is a £5.5m EPSRC-funded project that aims to develo

University of Nottingham to lead £5.5m research effort to decarbonise long-haul shipping industry - Vimarsana News

University of Nottingham to lead £5.5m research effort to decarbonise long-haul shipping industry

University of Nottingham is leading a project to investigate the potential of ammonia to fuel and decarbonise the long-haul shipping industry.