In China, CCTV reported Marintec China opened December 2 in Shanghai, bringing together over 2,200 exhibitors from more than 40 countries and regions. China’s first ammonia fueled medium speed engine and the world’s first marine ammonia-hydrogen engine received principle approval certificates at the event, signaling growing momentum behind low carbon propulsion.
The expo includes 11 themed sections, among them a Future Energy zone showing new applications of hydrogen, ammonia, and methanol in shipping. Model displays include the Adora Flora City, a domestically built large cruise ship, and the world’s largest LNG carrier. China also released, for the first time, its full series of domestically developed marine engines.
A parallel conference focuses on materials, intelligent ships, and digital systems, with forums led by researchers and engineers. More than 100,000 maritime professionals from 100 countries are expected to attend.
Organizers noted the scale of new product launches has surpassed previous years. “We hope to understand more of what users need,” one said, citing feedback as a driver of future engine development.
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Category: Sustainable Marine Fuels
