In celebration of International Maritime Day, the CAIPIRINH3A Project was represented by Dr. George Skevis from CLEOS in an online expert discussion focusing on the future of sustainable maritime transport. The VirtualTechForum, titled “From Policy to Practice: Powering Maritime Excellence,” […]
A significant development for the future of sustainable maritime transport has recently been achieved with the successful demonstration voyage of Japan’s ammonia-fueled tugboat, Sakigake. The vessel reportedly achieved an impressive 90–95% reduction in greenhouse gas emissions, highlighting the growing potential […]
We are delighted to be highlighted in MariNH3‘s Annual Report as a related project, sharing common partners such as Cardiff University / Prifysgol Caerdydd, the University of Birmingham, and our industrial partner, Clean Air Power. This recognition underscores the strong […]
