Shipping giant Maersk unveils latest ‘dual-fuel methanol vessel’ in decarbonization shift

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November 29, 2024November 29, 2024

Denmark-based logistics giant Maersk unveiled its latest dual-fuel methanol vessel in Singapore, as the shipping industry ramps up decarbonization efforts.

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