NYK and Seatrium bags approval for ammonia-fuelled bunkering vessel

The AiP certification validates the ammonia fuelled ammonia bunkering vessel’s design.

Nippon Yusen Kabushiki Kaisha (NYK) and its partners including Seatrium, through its wholly-owned subsidiary, LMG Marin AS has been issued an Approval-in-Principle (AiP) certificate for an ammonia-fuelled ammonia bunkering vessel.

According to the companies, the AiP certification validates the ammonia-fueled ammonia bunkering vessel design’s compliance with stringent safety, technical, and environmental standards.

LMG Marin provided design capabilities, leading to a Hazard Identification Study (HAZID) for design validation which was instrumental in fulfilling the requirements of the AiP to ensure optimal safety, performance, and operational reliability.

The vessel design incorporates two key features, including ammonia fuel dual-fuel engines from IHI Power Systems and a bunkering boom by TB Global Technologies.

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