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The GREEN RAY project aims at minimising methane slip from Liquified Natural Gas (LNG) vessels to enable clean waterborne transport. By developing three innovative technologies for LNG engines that can be installed on new and existing ships, GREEN RAY is working to reduce the negative impact of waterborne transport and protect human and environmental health.

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Methane slip from state-of-the-art LNG-powered vessels – the AURORA BOTNIA case

Researchers from VTT recently studied methane slip* of two Wärtsilä 31DF engines onboard Wasaline’s AURORA BOTNIA – one in standard…

5 Sep 2023

Gastech 2023 Exhibition & Conference

Mark Kevenaar, GREEN RAY’s partner and manager in LNG technology at Shell’s Project’s & Technology department, will present the project… Continue reading Gastech 2023 Exhibition & Conference

EU Provides $7.4M for Reducing Methane Slip from Marine Engines

The European Union is providing €7 million ($7.4 million) in funding for research efforts to reduce methane slip from marine… Continue reading EU Provides $7.4M for Reducing Methane Slip from Marine Engines

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