Germany – Wärtsilä will provide equipment for the world’s second-largest plant for liquefying bio- and synthetic methane from renewable energy sources to produce carbon-neutral transportation fuel.
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Poland – Wärtsilä has been contracted by the Polish shipyard Remontowa to supply engines, fuel storage and supply systems for three new RoPax vessels, the first LNG-fueled RoPax vessels built for the Polish maritime sector.
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Germany – The Shell Energy and Chemicals Park Rheinland, Germany, has taken another step forward in its transformation by laying the groundwork for the construction of a bio-LNG plant.
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Wärtsilä will supply a biogas liquefaction plant to Biokraft, a subsidiary of the Scandinavian Biogas Group.
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Liqvis, a subsidiary of Uniper, and EnviTec Biogas have signed an agreement for the supply of bio-LNG.
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New research by SEA-LNG, the alliance to accelerate LNG as a marine fuel, has estimated that with every 10% of bio-LNG dropped in and blended with LNG as a marine fuel, a vessel will obtain two additional years of compliance with the Annual Efficiency Ratio (AER) curve used to obtain preferred funding under the Poseidon Principles.
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