CARBON CAPTURE

DNV JDP To Study CCS Feasibility For Boxships and Bulkers

DNV has entered into a joint development project (JDP) with AL Group and its Singapore company Asiatic Lloyd Maritime LLP to examine the technical and economic feasibility of applying CCS technology on board AL Group’s containerships and Kamsarmax bulk carriers.

AL Group Fleet Director Tonci Zdunic DNV’s Regional Manager South East Asia, Pacific & India, Maritime, Cristina Saenz de Santa Maria, Regional Finance Director Philip Pfeiffer and Geir Dugstad, DNV’s Senior Vice President, Ship Classification & Technical

DNV has entered into a joint development project (JDP) with AL Group and its Singapore company Asiatic Lloyd Maritime LLP to examine the technical and economic feasibility of applying CCS technology on board AL Group’s containerships and Kamsarmax bulk carriers.

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