Mitsubishi Heavy Industries (MHI) and Single Buoy Moorings, a subsidiary of SBM Offshore, are collaborating to explore CO2 capture modules on future FPSOs for Petrobras. The study focuses on integrating MHI’s CO2 capture technology and SBM’s Fast4Ward principles to capture emissions from gas turbines. This partnership signifies a crucial step towards decarbonization in the maritime industry.
SBM Offshore and Petrobras are collaborating on implementing carbon capture modules on FPSO units to reduce emissions. The design, approved by DNV, combines MHI’s CO2 capture technology with SBM Offshore’s Fast4ward principles. This initiative is part of SBM Offshore’s emissionZERO program, aiming to develop decarbonization solutions for offshore operations.
The Yacht Club de Monaco delved into hydrogen innovation at the annual Hydrogen Round Table, emphasizing its importance in the maritime industry. Key players like SBM Offshore and NatPower H showcased their contributions, highlighting the need for sustainable energy solutions. With ongoing developments in hydrogen technology, the industry is moving towards cleaner practices for a more sustainable future.
