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Fortescue is one step closer to green shipping

One of the first bunkerings using an ammonia driven vessel was a supply ship in Singapore.

This collaboration builds on the Australian mining company Fortescue´s research and development to decarbonize shipping, having developed a green ammonia capable ship engine. In March 2024, the Fortescue Green Pioneer received the world’s first certification to use ammonia in combination with diesel as a marine fuel, bringing the company one step closer to green shipping.

Credit: Fortescue Metals Group LTD

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