31/01/2023at 11:16

Swiss-Belgian duo to develop ammonia engine for bulk carriers

Via company CMB Tech, Belgian shipping family Saverys aims to develop an ammonia ship engine in collaboration with Swiss WinGD. The engine will be deployed in ten Chinese-built dry bulk vessels.

by JENS THOMSEN

Swiss engine developer WinGD and Belgian cleantech group CMB Tech have joined forces on developing an ammonia engine for dry cargo ships.

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