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Guangzhou completes 1,021-tonne green-methanol bunkering for an international bulk carrier
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Key points
- China’s Ministry of Transport reports that 1,021 tonnes of green methanol were supplied ship-to-ship to the bulk carrier “绿色未来” at Guangzhou’s Dayushan anchorage on 6 September, using the bunkering vessel “大庆268”.
- The article describes this as Guangzhou Port’s first methanol ship-to-ship bunkering operation and China’s first for an internationally trading bulk carrier.
Summary
China’s Ministry of Transport reports that 1,021 tonnes of green methanol were supplied ship-to-ship to the bulk carrier “绿色未来” at Guangzhou’s Dayushan anchorage on 6 September, using the bunkering vessel “大庆268”. The article describes this as Guangzhou Port’s first methanol ship-to-ship bunkering operation and China’s first for an internationally trading bulk carrier.
Why it matters
Provides a completed bunkering operation with vessel, location and quantity rather than an announced future project.
Original source title
国内首单国际航行散货船绿色甲醇加注作业顺利完成
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