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GasLog plans to fuel LNG carriers with ammonia

By LNG Prime Staff
LNG carrier GasLog Warsaw (Image: GasLog)

Greek LNG shipping firm GasLog is working with South Korea’s Hanwha Power Systems to convert the propulsion systems of its LNG carriers to an ammonia gas turbine. Hanwha Power Systems, a marine solutions company of Hanwha Group, and GasLog signed a memorandum of understanding at the Gastech conference in Houston on September 19. “Through this…

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