OGCI partners with GCMD to advance solutions to decarbonize shipping
The Oil and Gas Climate Initiative (OGCI) and the Global Centre for Maritime Decarbonisation (GCMD) today announced a two-year coalition partnership agreement to work on a range of solutions to decarbonize the shipping industry. Areas of collaboration will focus on energy efficiency to reduce emissions, future fuels that are lower in carbon intensity, such as ammonia, methanol and biofuel blends, and onboard carbon capture pathways.
OGCI, Stena Bulk, GCMD project gets go-ahead to use carbon capture on oil tanker
A consortium of global shipping organizations and OGCI have received approval in principle from the American Bureau of Shipping to use a carbon capture system onboard an oil tanker.
OGCI study finds biofuels can help decarbonize shipping as part of a range of low-carbon solutions
Biofuels have potential to support decarbonization in the international shipping industry as part of a range of solutions and low-carbon technologies.
Project to demonstrate end-to-end shipboard carbon capture
The Global Centre for Maritime Decarbonisation, OGCI and Stena Bulk initiated the first stage of a project to demonstrate shipboard carbon capture at scale.
OGCI and StenaBulk find marine carbon capture to be technically feasible
A feasibility study conducted by OGCI and Stena Bulk has found that mobile carbon capture in shipping is technically feasible and has a long-term role to play in meeting the industry’s decarbonization targets.
OGCI and Stena Bulk collaborate on mobile carbon capture in shipping
OGCI and Stena Bulk assess the feasibility of onboard carbon capture.
OGCI publishes a report exploring how low carbon fuels can accelerate decarbonization across the transport sector
This report studies the well-to-wheel emissions reduction potential of a broad variety of reformulated, blended and alternative transport fuels.