Höegh Autoliners banks on an ammonia-powered future of hauling electric cars
RoRo carrier Höegh Autoliners’ result saw a record increase in Q2 2022, and the company is preparing itself for transporting electric vehicles on ships with net-zero carbon emissions, says CFO.
by KIM WIESENER
Höegh Autoliners has gazed into the future. The RoRo carrier’s modern fleet will over a number of years come to transport electric vehicles almost exclusively, which will be done using specially built ships with engines powered by green ammonia.
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