Tommy Tainant
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Norwegian ships to be powered by fuel made from dead fish
A Norwegian cruise line has signed a multi-year deal with biofuel firm Biokraft to power its ships with fuel made from dead fish and other organic waste.
In what is the largest ever global contract for supply of liquefied biogas (LBG) to a shipping operator, Hurtigruten and Biokraft has entered into a 7 and a half-year deal.
The partnership includes near-daily delivery of biogas produced from organic waste to the ships, which will be the first cruise liners in the world to be powered by fossil-free LBG.
Hurtigruten will replace conventional engines with gas-powered engines and large battery packs on at least 6 of their ships by 2021.
Ive come to this forum so that some arse scratcher can explain to me how this is a BAD thing.
A Norwegian cruise line has signed a multi-year deal with biofuel firm Biokraft to power its ships with fuel made from dead fish and other organic waste.
In what is the largest ever global contract for supply of liquefied biogas (LBG) to a shipping operator, Hurtigruten and Biokraft has entered into a 7 and a half-year deal.
The partnership includes near-daily delivery of biogas produced from organic waste to the ships, which will be the first cruise liners in the world to be powered by fossil-free LBG.
Hurtigruten will replace conventional engines with gas-powered engines and large battery packs on at least 6 of their ships by 2021.
Ive come to this forum so that some arse scratcher can explain to me how this is a BAD thing.
