Group of Japanese Marine Shipping Companies Get Approval in Principle for Liquefied Carbon Dioxide Carrier
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A group of Japanese marine shipping companies received approval in principle for a low-pressure liquefied carbon dioxide carrier, according to a Tuesday release.
Ship classification society Nippon Kaiji Kyokai granted the AIP after the completion of a risk assessment for liquefied carbon dioxide handling operations.
Demand for these carriers could rise amid several carbon dioxide capture and storage projects in the country, according to the release.
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