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Japanese companies test out first carbon capture system aboard vessel

Shipping operator K Line is carrying out a test of its new carbon capture plant to lower vessels' the atmospheric pollution. The plant is being developed in collaboration with Mitsubishi Shipbuilding and Class NK.
Photo: K Line
Photo: K Line
by JENS THOMSEN

Japanese shipping operator K Line is supplying a vessel for the testing of the world's first plant for carbon capture at sea, developed in collaboration with shipyard Mitsubishi Shipbuilding and classification bureau Class NK.

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