The start of a cleaner future: Havila Polaris has filled its tanks with 200 cubic meters of liquefied biogas
The coastal cruise ship Havila Polaris has filled its tanks with 200 cubic meters of liquefied biogas supplied by Barents Naturgass at Polarbase in Hammerfest, Norway.
This marks the start of a historic voyage for Havila Voyages, where CO2 emissions are reduced by more than 90% and demonstrate that greener shipping is possible – already today.
Over the course of its next round trip on the coastal route, Havila Polaris will in total take on 350 cubic meters of liquefied bio gas.
The first delivery of 200 cubic meters was supplied by Barents Naturgass at Polarbase in Hammerfest on Wednesday afternoon, and the remaining volume will be delivered in Bergen by Molgas Energy on Sunday 30 November.
“This is a proud and important day for Havila Voyages. We are proving that it is possible to sail the coastal route with extremely low emissions, without making any technical changes to our ships,” says CEO Bent Martini of Havila Voyages.
(The start of a cleaner future: Havila Polaris has filled its tanks with 200 cubic meters of liquefied biogas)
