At Gastech 2023, Samsung Heavy Industries (SHI) provides a different 216 sq. m. event hall at the Singapore Expo place showcasing its technical advancements in LNG and also LCO2 transportation vessel s, focused around the FLNG (Floating Liquefied Natural Gas Production Facility) versions.
On the September 7, SHI intends to hold a future green innovation workshop for crucial clients to resolve worldwide environment modification. Dubbed “Sustainable Future with Green & Digital,” the workshop will certainly include involvement from significant clients, consisting of Shell, BP, and also Petronas, and also be separated right into 2 areas: “Products for Future Energy Transition” and also “Digital Twin-Based Autonomous Navigation.”
Here, SHI will certainly educate concerning their future green items such as ammonia and also hydrogen transportation vessels, drifting wind powe r, and also Small Modular Reactor (SMR) nuclear power plant, in addition to the condition of advancement for brand-new innovations such as Digital Twin- based self-governing procedure and also clever ships, intending to enhance their order-based company.
During this occasion, SHI will certainly likewise authorize a technological participation MOU with Lattice Technology for grid-type pressurized containers. Grid- kind pressurized containers can be made in different forms, consisting of rectangle-shaped boxes, which offers spatial effectiveness and also preserves product density also when the pressurized vessel dimension rises. SHI intends to use this innovation to establish brand-new versions of LCO2 transportation vessels and also drifting carbon dioxide storage space centers with enhanced storage space ability while minimizing prices.
In enhancement, SHI will certainly become part of technological participation for advancement of ammonia engines with WinGD, an international engine programmer as well as likewise obtain technological accreditation from Korea Register of Shipping for huge ammonia-driven providers and also cyber strength layout for ships, to name a few jobs.
JANG Hae-Ki, the executive vice head of state and also head of design procedures at SHI, stressed, “Samsung Heavy Industries is making company-wide efforts to develop future technologies for products that can proactively respond to energy transition.” He even more highlighted that “the company will also focus on economic feasibility to realize the projects and play an important role in reducing global carbon emissions.”
A celebratory image after authorizing MOU – (fourth from the left) JANG Haeki, Executive Vice President of Samsung Heavy Industries, (5th from the left) PARK Oh- geun, chief executive officer of Lattice Technology.Image courtesty SHI
