Huge CO2 emissions cut promised by onboard hydrogen-producing LNG-fuelled tanker

Sweden’s FKAB Marine Design has won Approval in Principle (AiP) from class society RINA for an LNG-fuelled MR tanker that would produce hydrogen as a fuel onboard and offer a reduction of more than 70% in CO₂ emissions.

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RINA, which conceived the design, said the propulsion system is based on combining the ship’s LNG fuel with steam in a gas reformer to split LNG molecules into hydrogen and CO₂.