Wagenborg tests biofuel on transatlantic voyage

Wagenborg tests biofuel fuel on transatlantic voyage
Photo: Hans Ravn Wagenborg

A transatlantic voyage with a 68 per cent reduction in greenhouse gas emissions is easily attainable with co-processed marine fuel, according to Wagenborg. The company’s F-Class vessel recently completed such a voyage, upon request of Wagenborg’s client. The voyage subsequently illustrated the ease to switch to this type of drop-in biofuel.

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