Ammonia & e-fuels · Lecture · Intermediate

Powering Planes and Ships on Renewable Energy

Fugu Fuels65 minEnglish

Why watch it?

Fugu CEO and co-founder Dr Luke Marshall traces liquid hydrogen, ammonia, e-methane and methanol through the full supply chain for ships and aircraft, comparing infrastructure, safety and cost. By Fugu's estimate, each future scenario would cost roughly $10–11 trillion across shipping and aviation, and ammonia is the cheapest ship fuel on fuel cost alone. He explains why Fugu still chose methanol made with carbon taken from the air. The figures are the company's own and unverified.

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What you will learn

The viewer can compare liquid hydrogen, ammonia, e-methane and methanol pathways for shipping and aviation in terms of infrastructure, safety and cost, and identify the arguments behind the company's choice of methanol.

Who is it for?

  • IndustryDeployment, supply and plant decisions
  • InvestorMarkets, cost and policy outlook
  • EngineerDesign, operation and system integration

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