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Singapore and Qingdao plan methanol bunker pilots for direct route

Original · Hellenic Shipping News Worldwide · Shipping · 11h ago
The ports will also study pooling methanol bunker demand under the Singapore-China green shipping corridor. The Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore (MPA) and Qingdao Port, part of Shandong Port Group, have signed a work plan to explore pilot and demonstration projects that bunker ships on direct Singapore-Qingdao routes with methanol and other zero or ...
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