Ørsted signs vessel deal for its renewable e-methanol facility
Ørsted signs vessel deal for its renewable e-methanol facility | Windpower Monthly
Ørsted signs vessel deal for its renewable e-methanol facility
Ørsted and Esvagt have signed an agreement for a second methanol-powered service operation vessel (SOV) that will use e-methanol from Ørsted’s renewable e-methanol facility, FlagshipOne, in Sweden.
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