Cryo Shipping, Bergen-based bunker supplier, will develop infrastructure solutions to be able to supply fully renewable energy as a marine fuel, provided with a government’s grant.
On the first place, Cryo Shipbuilding emerged as an LNG supplier; Now, the company focuses on greener energy as biogas and hydrogen.
The company is collaborating with major stakeholders in the hydrogen sector, initially serving Norwegian shipowners who are taking early positions as consumers of fully renewable marine fuels.
Hydrogen as marine fuel is in an early phase, and we still have a way to go with regards to developing suitable concepts, technical solutions, regulations and operational requirements
… Are Magnussen, Partner and project manager at Cryo Shipping, added.
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Moreover, the company is developing hydrogen bunkering operations in Norway. Concerning hydrogen bunkering, the Port of Antwerp recently announced its plans to launch a a hydrogen bunkering station during 2019.
In general the shipping industry is taking the path towards a greener and more sustainable future, looking for additional fuels.
Concluding, the company also aims to fasten the development the LNG as a future marine fuel, as it conducted its first LNG bunkering operation in Sweden with the cement carrier Greenland being supplied with this green fuel.
