Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners launches website for sustainable marine fuels

The Copenhagen Infrastructure Energy Transition Fund I (CI ETF I) has introduced a new website focused on Sustainable Marine Fuels.

This platform highlights the role of ammonia as a shipping fuel and its potential in reducing the maritime industry’s carbon footprint.

CI ETF I, the world’s largest clean hydrogen fund, invests in advanced renewable energy projects and supports decarbonisation in industries like shipping through green fuels and CO2-free fertilisers.

Managed by Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners (CIP), a leading firm in renewable energy investments, CI ETF I’s portfolio includes approximately 10 GW of electrolyser capacity projects and various clean energy products such as green hydrogen, ammonia, and E-SAF (electro-fuel aviation).

CIP is working with industry partners to develop the supply chain for these fuels, including transportation, storage, and distribution. Major marine engine manufacturers plan to offer ammonia engines commercially starting in 2026.

The organisation is also preparing a Bunker Operations and Fuel Handling Manual in line with new guidelines under development from the International Maritime Organization.

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