FRENCH
shipping giant CMA CGM, with the delivery of the 23,000-TEU CMA CGM
Champs Elysees, now has now two mega ships in service powered by liquefied
natural gas, reports Colchester's Seatrade Maritime News.
Liquefied Nitrogen Gas (LNG) is a pioneering
choice aimed at preserving air quality and is scheduled to fuel CMA CGM's
series of container ships with LNG-powered engines. If done, it'll be a first
in the history of shipping for ultra large container vessels (ULCV).
LNG is the most advanced solution for air
quality as it enables a 99 per cent reduction in sulphur dioxide, fine particle
emissions, and an 85 per cent reduction in nitrogen dioxide emissions. Plus LNG
emits up to 20 per cent less CO2 compared to standard fuel burn.
The
nine vessels have an LNG Powered label that will be recognisable everywhere in
the world.
Source
: HKSG / Photo : Marine Insight.
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