Categories: tge marine

  • Ken Wesnæs, CEO CarbonCuts, receives the Approval in Principle certificate for the proposed CO2 barge design, from ABS, American Bureau of Shipping .

    CarbonCuts gets green light for its innovative barge design for floating import and interim CO2 storage

    A milestone is reached in Project Ruby, as CarbonCuts A/S explores various options for CO2 interim storage, including an innovative floating barge solution. After six months of work with naval design experts from TGE Marine and classification society American Bureau of Shipping (ABS), CarbonCuts has received the Approval in Principle (AIP) for its proposed CO2 barge design. This indicates that th

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