The Norwegian vehicle carrier has four Aurora-class pure car and truck carriers on order from the China Merchants Heavy Industry shipyard, with the first two due for delivery in 2024
The dual-fuel vessels will be able to carry 9,100 cars and can operate on zero-carbon ammonia and methanol, as well as on liquified natural gas (LNG) and convention marine gas oil (MGO).
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UECC has begun a fuel switch programme for carmakers that offers them the option to choose biofuel for shortsea shipments
The EV maker is using renewable biofuels for ocean freight shipments of finished vehicles and inbound parts between China and Europe
Toyota and FuelCell Energy have officially opened a Tri-Gen renewable hydrogen and electricity system at its vehicle processing centre (VPC) in the US port of Long Beach
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