Methanol Emerges as Preferred Alternative Fuel in Maritime Industry

Methanol Emerges as Preferred Alternative Fuel in Maritime Industry

Alfa Laval, a leader in heat transfer, centrifugal separation, and fluid handling, has received over 100 orders for its low-flashpoint fuel supply system (LFSS) FCM Methanol, reflecting the growing trust in the company’s fuel treatment expertise. The maritime industry is shifting towards decarbonization, with methanol emerging as a preferred alternative fuel. Alfa Laval’s FCM Methanol, introduced in 2015, has proven to be a reliable solution for methanol handling with over 450,000 operational hours at sea.

Alfa Laval, a leader in heat transfer, centrifugal separation, and fluid handling, has received over 100 orders for its low-flashpoint fuel supply system (LFSS) FCM Methanol, reflecting the growing trust in the company’s fuel treatment expertise. The maritime industry is shifting towards decarbonization, with methanol emerging as a preferred alternative fuel. Alfa Laval’s FCM Methanol, introduced in 2015, has proven to be a reliable solution for methanol handling with over 450,000 operational hours at sea. The company has developed a robust support system around methanol, including a global network of trained marine service professionals and specialized service kits for optimized FCM maintenance. Alfa Laval is also part of innovative projects, such as the industry’s first methanol retrofit project for Maersk’s container vessel. The company continues to innovate and broaden its range of solutions for both existing and emerging alternative fuels.

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