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Maersk taps yard for first green retrofit of older container ship

A Chinese shipyard will install MAN’s methanol engines on the Maersk Halifax from summer 2024. Ten ships could follow.
Brian Voldsgaard, the Maersk Group's procurement director, attended the ceremony in Shanghai where the agreement was officially signed. | Photo: Zhoushan Xinya maersk
Brian Voldsgaard, the Maersk Group's procurement director, attended the ceremony in Shanghai where the agreement was officially signed. | Photo: Zhoushan Xinya maersk
by METTE GRUBE CONDRUP

Maersk has found the shipyard that will be responsible for retrofitting an older ship to run on the alternative fuel methanol. 

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