METHANOL - A VIABLE OPTION FOR MARINE DECARBONISATION
Methanol is one of the most viable clean marine fuels to cut greenhouse gas emissions and help shipowners meet global decarbonisation and IMO emissions reduction targets. When produced as green methanol, full carbon neutrality can be achieved.
Compared to conventional marine diesel oil, methanol significantly reduces SOx, NOx and particulate emissions, supporting compliance with EEDI/EEXI and CII requirements as well as local emissions regulations in ports and coastal areas.
Thanks to an existing global logistics and regulatory framework, methanol is a practical and scalable alternative fuel for shipping, available today for both newbuilds and retrofits.
WHAT IS INCLUDED IN METHANOL FUEL SUPPLY SYSTEM
LFSS delivers fuel from bunker and service tanks with precise pressure and flow control, keeping supply steady even as fuel demand shifts.
Gas and leak detection safeguards the fuel supply system by identifying hazards before they escalate — read more about gas and leak detection.
FVT coordinates isolation and control at the heart of the fuel supply system.
The bunkering management system keeps fuel transfer to the vessel's tanks safe and precisely controlled — read more about bunkering.
The Auramarine Fuel Transfer Unit moves fuel between storage tanks as part of the vessel's fuel supply system.
Auramarine's automation and ESD systems provide fast, precise process control and emergency shutdown logic to keep fuel supply operations safe and stable across vessel types.