Ship and offshore engineering vision
← Ship and offshore engineering organization
Ship and offshore engineering institutions· Lloyd's Register

NOx from marine diesel engines using biofuels

Lloyd's Register · Research Report · 2022 (Research Report Path Year) · 556 words
original: https://www.lr.org/en/knowledge/research-reports/2022/nox-from-marine-diesel-engines-using-biofuels/
This article issummary: Only this summary is published on the institution's page, and the full report must be obtained separately. What is included here is the public part and does not represent the full text.

NOx from marine diesel engines using biofuels

Issuing agency: Lloyd's Register
Column: research report
source: https://www.lr.org/en/knowledge/research-reports/2022/nox-from-marine-diesel-engines-using-biofuels/


NOx from marine diesel engines using biofuels This technical update from Lloyd's Register consolidates client experience and industry feedback from sea trial findings on NOx emissions when using biofuels.

This report follows our technical insights from the outcomes of early biofuel trials in marine diesel engines, published in May 2021.

The following organisations have shared their insights:

Maran Dry Management, Angelicoussis Group; Canadian Steamship Lines CMA CGM, d'Amico Società di Navigazione, Good Fuels, MAN Energy Solutions SE and Wartsila.