- Yang Ming Marine Transport integrates sustainable biofuel into the fleet.
- Aims for a consistent reduction in emissions over time.
- Retrofitting existing vessels for energy efficiency.
Yang Ming Marine Transport Corp. integrates sustainable biofuel into its fleet. Response to 2050 net-zero emissions target. The implementation starts in Hong Kong and Singapore on March 7 and 8, reports Container News.
Commitment to Sustainability
Yang Ming commits to biofuel integration in annual fuel consumption. It aims for a consistent reduction in emissions over time and provides environmentally friendly transportation solutions to customers.
Biofuel Implementation Details
Initial vessels: YM Inception (1,805 TEU) and YM Masculinity (6,600 TEU).
Serving Japan to/from Taiwan, Hong Kong, Vietnam, Thailand, and Far East to/from Middle East routes. Supplied with B24 biofuel certified by ISCC, comprising FAME and VLSFO.
Environmental Impact
Anticipates a 20% reduction in carbon emissions compared to conventional fuel. Biofuel adoption addresses future regulatory requirements and decarbonization challenges.
Future Plans
Yang Ming plans a gradual expansion of biofuel use in 2024.
Continues research and investment in alternative energy sources. Aims for a 20% reduction in total carbon emissions by 2030 compared to 2018 levels.
Additional Sustainability Initiatives
- Retrofitting existing vessels for energy efficiency.
- Utilizing big data analysis for vessel performance optimization.
- Deploying route optimization strategies.
Future Fleet Addition
They are Awaiting delivery of five 15,500 TEU LNG dual-fuel container ships in 2026. It is expected to reduce environmental impact and promote sustainable development.
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Source: Container news
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