Drawing of ONE's Ammonia dual fuel ship

Drawing of ONE's Ammonia dual fuel ship (Photo: Nihon-Shipyard)

 

Shipping line ONE (Ocean Network Express) has been awarded a Certificate of Approval in Principle (AiP) by DNV for its dual fuel ammonia container ship design.

Developed by ONE, Nikon Shipyard Co and DNV, the 3,500 TEU vessel design is the result of a joint development program launched at the end of 2022.

“Ammonia is definitely one of the primary focuses of our research as ammonia fuel has a great potential of generating lower GHG emissions than conventional marine fuels. We are pleased to have made such a progress, and we will continue our study on ammonia.” said Koshiro Wake, senior vice president of Corporate Strategy & Sustainability Department at ONE.

ONE's research into ammonia as a marine fuel is outlined in its 2022 roadmap for alternative fuels and includes participation in an ammonia storage safety pilot study led by GCMD in Singapore.

However, container shipping line ONE is not limited to just one type of fuel. Earlier this month, ONE ordered the first 12 methanol dual-fuel container ships to be built at Jiangnan Shipyard and Yangtzejiang Shipyard with delivery dates from 2027.

"Ammonia is one of the promising future marine fuels with great potential to decarbonize shipping. We are confident that DNV's rules for ammonia will help our customers to safely adopt this new fuel type once the infrastructure is in place. We are grateful to our JDP partners for entrusting us with this pioneering project that will help the entire maritime industry to adopt ammonia as a marine fuel,” said Cristina Saenz de Santa Maria, regional manager South East Asia, Pacific & India, Maritime at DNV.

 

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Source: Phaata.com (According to Ocean Network Express) 

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