Hanwha Group reveals ambitious plans for maritime decarbonization at the World Economic Forum, introducing a groundbreaking zero-emission gas carrier powered by alternative fuels, challenging industry norms. The vessel utilizes Hanwha’s proprietary green technology, featuring an ammonia-powered gas turbine and hydrogen fuel cells. The company aims to revolutionize deep-sea shipping, showcasing the economic and environmental benefits of green ship technology to encourage investment and drive demand, crucial in addressing the sector’s significant contribution to global greenhouse gas emissions.
Hanwha unveils ambitious plans for world’s first Zero-Emission gas carrier
Hanwha intends to own and operate the green ships to demonstrate the technology’s benefits, aiming to lower barriers for shipowner investment in new technologies. Image Credit PRNewswire.
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