In a groundbreaking achievement, MSC Euribia, MSC Cruises’ LNG-powered vessel, saved 43 tonnes of bio-LNG fuel during the world’s first net-zero greenhouse gas emissions cruise, highlighting significant advancements in sustainable cruising. The offshore-energy
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- MSC Euribia achieved a significant milestone by saving 43 tonnes of bio-LNG fuel during the world’s first net-zero greenhouse gas emissions cruise.
- Advanced energy optimization techniques enabled the vessel to surpass its digital twin’s performance by 11%, showcasing the ship’s remarkable energy efficiency.
- The success of this net-zero emissions voyage underscores the importance of renewable fuels and industry-wide collaboration in achieving sustainable cruising by 2050.
A Net-Zero Milestone
During its historic net-zero greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions cruise, MSC Euribia, MSC Cruises’ latest LNG-powered vessel, saved 43 tonnes of bio-LNG fuel, showcasing a remarkable achievement in sustainable cruising.
Optimized Energy Efficiency
MSC Euribia outperformed its digital twin by 11%, thanks to meticulous energy optimization. Speed profiles, routing, trim, and energy consumption in various ship areas were all fine-tuned, ensuring minimal engine use during the voyage.
Harnessing Bio-LNG
Bio-LNG played a pivotal role in achieving net-zero emissions, with MSC Euribia utilizing a mass-balance system for its bio-LNG supply, compliant with EU Renewable Energy Directive. Each batch was certified by the International Sustainability & Carbon Certification.
Path to Wider Sustainability
MSC Group aims to inspire greater industry-wide adoption of renewable fuels, emphasizing the need for government and international institution support in promoting technological advancements and renewable fuel availability to achieve net-zero emissions cruising by 2050.
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