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Biofuels took centre stage during day two of Propulsion and Future Fuels as Mustafa El Zein of Glander International Bunkering and Stefan Fahrnholz of Carnival Maritime featured on a panel discussing the…

Nuclear power took a notable step into the centre of the maritime energy debate during day two of Propulsion and Future FuelsJez Sims, Technical Authority Nuclear - Marine and Offshore, Technical Directorate, Lloyd’s Register

A packed audience heard two contrasting but complementary perspectives on the rapid rise of wind-assisted propulsion.

The discussion around ammonia as a marine fuel was marked by equal parts ambition and honesty.

At the Propulsion and Future Fuels event in Hamburg, two complementary perspectives on maritime fuel cells were presentedDr. Eng. Thomas Bayer, Lead Specialist - Fuel Cell Technology, Lloyd’s Register

Can Murtzaoglu of GTT presented the company’s current work on LNG containment technology Can Murtezaoglu, Business Development Manager, EMEAI, Commercial Division, GTT

This year’s Carbon Capture session on Day Two of the Propulsion and Future Fuels conference, Wednesday 26 November, will consider the feasibility of storing emissions onboard. 

It’s less than a week until the leading Propulsion and Future Fuels conference takes to the stage at the Empire Riverside Hotel in Hamburg, Germany.    

Everllence’s Rasmus Holm Bidstrup to speak at Propulsion and Future Fuels conference.