WindTech: How ships could run on wind once again

Green ammonia produced from wind-powered hydrogen has the potential to become the future number-one “low-carbon” shipping fuel

by Eize de Vries
Existing MAN Energy Systems dual-energy engines can run on conventional very low-sulphur fuel oil and marine gas oil. The latest models can use LNG as well
Existing MAN Energy Systems dual-energy engines can run on conventional very low-sulphur fuel oil and marine gas oil. The latest models can use LNG as well

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