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India’s first port-based e-methanol facility at Kandla breaks ground with 150 t/day capacity, positioning Asia–Europe shipping corridors for RFNBO compliance ahead of tightening EU mandates.
The European Commission has approved a €103 million Dutch state-aid programme to fund newbuilds and retrofits converting passenger and cargo short-sea vessels to methanol and hydrogen propulsion.
Twenty organisations spanning shipping, ports, energy and equipment sectors have joined China’s new Methanol-Fuel Shipping Supply Chain Innovation Alliance, signalling a coordinated push to engineer an end-to-end e-methanol production and bunkering infrastructure.