- The Transporter, developed by Northern Offshore Services (part of NYK’s Northern Offshore Group), is the world’s first single-fuel biomethanol Crew Transfer Vessel (CTV), powered by a methanol engine running on biomethanol from sustainable biomass.
- The vessel accommodates 24 crew members and is designed to enhance sustainability in the maritime industry by reducing emissions.
The Transporter, a converted A-Class Crew Transfer Vessel (CTV), is a groundbreaking vessel developed by Northern Offshore Services, a subsidiary of the NYK company, Northern Offshore Group. The vessel is powered by a methanol engine and will only use bio-methanol, which is made from sustainable biomass, to reduce emissions. It can carry up to 24 crew members, as reported by Seatrade Maritime News.
Statement from the CEO
David Kristensson, CEO of Northern Offshore Group stating “We now operate the world’s first single-fuel biomethanol crew transfer vessel. We are improving our fleet’s sustainability and setting a new standard for the maritime industry. Biomethanol represents a powerful alternative to conventional fuels, and we are proud to lead the way.”
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Source: SeatradeMaritimeNews
