The Methanol Institute (MI) is backing a project at Nanyang Technological University (NTU) of Singapore which is expected to be the first evaluation of methanol as a marine fuel in Asia. The announcement came only one month after the IMO’s MSC 100 in December marked further steps to the adoption of methanol as an alternative marine fuel.
The project consists of two phases, with the first consisting of desktop and bench-testing the methanol-powered engine employed in the GreenPilot evaluation...
https://safety4sea.com/singapore-conducts-asias-first-trial-of-methanol-as-a-marine-fuel/