The green marine spin-off of Norway’s Teco Group has unveiled a super-scrubber system, dubbed the Teco 2030 Future Funnel, that will employ onboard carbon capture and storage and deal with other major maritime pollutants.
Teco 2030, which listed in Oslo in September via a $43m initial public offering as it revealed plans to develop fuel-cell propulsion systems, said the funnel kit will provide “the most comprehensive emission reduction system” for ship operators wanting to keep using fossil fuels.
