It's a maritime first for China. The Yangshan Port in Shanghai has completed its first bunkering (the process of providing fuel and supplies to ships) of a green methanol-enabled container vessel. The large container vessel owned by shipping giant Maersk runs on green methanol. Vincent Clerc, CEO of A.P. Moller-Maersk, told CGTN that there are 250 methanol power ships that are under construction or on order across Asia. | CGTN Global Business

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The main engine of a bunker barge is here. Do let us know what your opinion is on this? #marineengineering #trendingreels #seafarerslife #merchantnavy #maritime | Marinersgalaxy

Bunkering is the process of transferring fuel to a ship from a bunker barge or shore-based facility. It's a critical operation that ensures the ship has sufficient fuel to complete its voyage safely and efficiently. #trendingreels #merchantmarine #propeller #MarineEngineering #drydock #shiprepair | Marinersgalaxy

👷🏽 Go behind-the-scenes with the crew on board Laura Mærsk, our first methanol-enabled vessel, as they carried out a historic first: bunkering from shore the first e-methanol produced at the European Energy Power-to-X facility in Kassø, Denmark. Follow the team to see what it takes to bunker 400 metric tonnes of e-methanol, from the initial safety briefings to opening of the valves. #AllTheWayToZero #LauraMaersk #Decarbonisation #EnergyTransition #Maersk | Maersk