【 Marine Fuels 】
The choice of marine fuel should be considered based on energy resources, emission regulations, fuel prices and ships applications. Gas is environmental and heavy fuel oil is economic. The ships can use not only single fuel but also dual fuel, not only fuel oil but also gas. The diversity of fuel, the flexibility of dual fuel, provide you with a wide choice.
The Marine fuels include Fossil fuels (such as diesel, heavy fuel oil, crude oil, and natural gas), Biofuels (such as biodiesel and cracked vegetable oil), and Synthetic fuels (such as coal-to-liquids (CTL), biomass-to-liquids (BTL), hydrogenated vegetable oil (HVO), methanol, liquid ammonia, etc.)
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Fossil Fuels
Marine fossil fuels primarily consist of liquid fossil fuels and gaseous fossil fuels. The Liquid fossil fuels mainly include petroleum products such as diesel fuel, heavy fuel oil, and crude oil. The Gaseous fossil fuels especially liquefied natural gas.
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Methanol Fuel
Methanol Fuel, is a clear, colourless, water soluble liquid which boils at 65°C. It is most commonly produced from natural gas but can also be made from bio-feed stocks and gasification of coal. It is an ideal fuel for ship and power generation.
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Marine Dual Fuels
Dual fuel engines run on both natural gas and liquid fuels. This technology makes it possible to utilise the economic and environmental superiority of gas fuel, although its conditions for use cannot (yet) be reliably ensured in the short term.
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