What’s the Difference Between Mineral, Synthetic, and Bio-Based Base Oils?
Marine lubricants start with base oils. Three types dominate the market: mineral, synthetic, and bio-based. Each comes from different sources, […]
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What Does Drop-In Biofuel Mean in Maritime Applications
Drop-in biofuel in maritime applications refers to renewable fuel derived from biomass sources that can be used directly in existing
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Are Current Marine Engines Compatible with 100% Biofuels?
The short answer is yes, but it depends on the biofuel type and your engine. HVO can run at 100%
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How Ammonia and Hydrogen Compare to LNG for Bunkering
LNG remains the most mature and cost-effective alternative marine fuel in 2024, while ammonia and hydrogen represent promising zero-carbon options
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How Fatty Acid Methyl Esters Perform in Marine Engines
FAME biodiesel performs competitively in marine engines when properly managed, offering environmental benefits alongside specific operational considerations. Blends up to
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What Are the Compatibility Challenges When Mixing Biofuels with Conventional Bunker Fuels?
Mixing biofuels with conventional bunker fuels presents significant compatibility challenges that vessel operators must understand before procurement. The primary issues
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What Testing Methods are Used to Verify Marine Biofuel Quality?
Marine biofuel quality verification relies on a comprehensive series of laboratory tests designed to ensure compliance with international standards and
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What Is the Difference Between LNG and LPG?
LNG (Liquefied Natural Gas) and LPG (Liquefied Petroleum Gas) are distinct liquefied fuels with different chemical compositions, storage requirements, and
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What Biofuels are Available to the Shipping Industry?
The shipping industry has access to several biofuel options that can significantly reduce greenhouse gas emissions. The primary biofuels available