FP17-01_Methanol as a marine fuel - an introduction

FP17-01_Methanol as a marine fuel – an introduction

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Methanol as a marine fuel – an introduction serves as an ove.rview of methanol (CH3OH) in the context of its potential use as a marine fuel. After discussing the wider marine fuels context, the publication covers essential information about methanol.

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Methanol as a marine fuel – an introduction serves as an ove.rview of methanol (CH3OH) in the context of its potential use as a marine fuel. After discussing the wider marine fuels context, the publication covers essential information about methanol.

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