LNG allows the company’s new container carriers to produce 25% less CO2, 99% less small particulates and sulphur and 85% less nitrogen oxide than previously. /Belga
French shipping company CMA-CGM decided to equip its future container carriers with a power plant running on liquefied natural gas (LNG) to reduce emissions. Deliveries are planned for 2020. CMA-CGM claims to be “the first maritime shipping company in the world to equip its container carriers with this power plant”. Using LNG as fuel will
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