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EXPLORE THE SAVINGSLower-carbon intensity fuels play an important role in helping the marine industry reduce lifecycle greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions while keeping tailpipe GHG emissions essentially the same.
Learn MoreUsed in thousands of everyday products, methanol is a clear liquid that is water-soluble and readily biodegradable and can also be used as a fuel. It has the highest hydrogen-to-carbon ratio of any liquid fuel, which lowers CO2 emissions from combustion when compared to traditional fuel.
Learn MoreThe global maritime shipping industry faces evolving compliance requirements worldwide. In the European Union (EU), the EU Stage V emission standard sets increasingly stringent air quality emissions limits for equipment onboard inland waterway vessels.
Learn MoreWondering how to navigate the European Union (EU) Stage V emission standard for your inland waterway vessels? Caterpillar Marine has answers. Learn how to futureproof your fleet with fully integrated, type-approved solutions for the full power range of inland.
Learn MoreToday’s inland waterway vessel owners face new construction considerations and compliance-related challenges that increase installation complexity, costs and maintenance. European Union (EU) Stage V legislation introducing stricter air quality emissions limits for non-road engines and equipment took effect on January1, 2022 following the regulation’s adoption in 2016.
Learn MoreMaritime operators face a complex future trying to balance regulatory compliance, carbon reduction objectives and safety while still achieving their business goals. As they take steps to address their climate-related targets, technological advancements can support operators’ plans.
Learn MoreBiofuels offer the maritime industry fuel flexibility, however selecting the biofuel that is most appropriate for a given vessel depends upon several factors, such as application requirements and region.
Learn MoreMarine operations are challenging in many ways due to the harsh conditions and extreme weather regularly encountered at sea. Investing in a marine propulsion engine is a decision that must be carefully evaluated, as power, performance and total cost of ownership (TCO) are crucial considerations.
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