The transition of ammonia to hydrogen has become important as the power sector seeks to decarbonize its operations.
How Wärtsilä is reimagining how a 190-year-old company can drive change from within two of the world’s hardest-to-abate industries: shipping and energy.
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‘World-first’ ammonia-fueled marine engine passes key validation test for green shipping
Swiss marine power company WinGD has announced that its ammonia-fueled X-DF-A engine has passed ...
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Japan built the 1st engine that makes power on just 30% hydrogen
Researchers have described combustion-control approaches that could help engines operate more stably on hydrogen blends as high as 30 percent, without requiring a complete redesign of the overall ...
Swiss marine power company WinGD has completed both Type Approval Testing (TAT) and Factory Acceptance Testing (FAT) of its ...
The verification campaign ran from October 2024 through September 2025. Engineers examined how hydrogen could be safely integrated into existing gas infrastructure while monitoring issues such ...
WASHINGTON--(BUSINESS WIRE)--At a time when the push for emissions reductions and decarbonization is declining in some jurisdictions, a white paper released by Redbrick LMD yesterday at the Global ...
Recently, several THB readers have been in touch with requests. One request is to discuss climate mitigation policy in less technical terms, to be more broadly accessible to nonspecialists. The second ...
As extreme weather events become more frequent and the impacts of climate change become stronger, countries around the world are strengthening their decarbonization efforts. The 2016 Paris Agreement ...
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