Flagship carrier HMM has signed a memorandum of understanding with compatriot Panasia to collaborate on developing onboard carbon capture systems. The two will start by carrying out a feasibility study before likely testing a prototype on some of HMM’s ships.
HMM aims to reach net-zero carbon emissions across its entire fleet by 2050 and is busy exploring alternative fuel prospects at the moment including biofuels, hydrogen, and green ammonia.
Scrubber manufacturers are increasingly adapting their inventions to move into the broader carbon capture domain.
Tags: Carbon Capture, carbon emissions, HMM, NetZero, Panasia
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