■□ Topics of Mitsubishi Shipbuilding □■

■ Amogy and Mitsubishi Shipbuilding Have Completed a Feasibility Study of Ammonia Supply System for Ammonia-Powered Maritime Solution
     Amogy and MSB jointly explore potential opportunities to collaborate with their respective technologies and commercial applications across
     the ammonia-powered shipping and shipbuilding value chain.
     Read this article (MHI website)
      ◆ MEDIA COVERGAE
          Amogy and Mitsubishi conclude study on use of ammonia tech in maritime
          Seatrade Media

■ Mitsubishi Shipbuilding Receives Additional Order for 2 Units of LNG Fuel Gas Supply System (FGSS)
     -- To be Delivered continuously with LNG Fuel Tanks from Summer 2025 for LNG-fueled Bulk Carriers to be Built by Imabari Shipbuilding --
     ◆ Follows previous orders for 18 FGSS for car carriers and bulk carriers built by Imabari Shipbuilding Group
     Read this article (MHI website)
      
                       LNG fuel tank                                                           FGSS modules

■ Mitsubishi Shipbuilding Holds Christening and Launch Ceremony of New LNG-Powered Roll-on/Roll-off Ship TRANS HARMONY GREEN in Shimonoseki
     -- First of Two Vessels Ordered by Toyofuji Shipping Co. --
     ◆ After handover in late January 2025, new vessel will service Toyofuji Shipping's Asian routes
     ◆ High-performance dual-fuel engines reduce CO2 emissions by 25% and cut SOx emissions to near zero
     Read this article (MHI website)
     

■ Mitsubishi Shipbuilding Receives Orders for Japan's First Methanol-Fueled RORO Cargo Ships
     -- Ships for Toyofuji Shipping and Fukuju Shipping, Scheduled for Completion and Handover by the End of Fiscal 2027 --
     ◆ Accumulated technology for liquefied gas carriers utilized to support the construction of Japan's first methanol-fueled RORO vessel
     ◆ High-performance dual-fuel engine reduces CO2 emissions by more than 10% compared to heavy oil vessels
     Read this article (MHI website)
     

■ MHI Technical Review Vol. 61 No. 2 (2024)   Plants & Infrastructure Systems is published.
     Find out MSB Technical Prospects, Technical Papers and New Products
       Vol. 61 No. 2 (2024)   Plants & Infrastructure Systems

     ◆ Technical Prospects
       
     GHG Reduction Strategy for International Shipping and Related Solution Technology of Mitsubishi Shipbuilding
    
     ◆ Technical Papers
     
      Gas Handling Technology to Support Carbon Neutrality of Ships

     ◆ New Products
                                   
      Enjoy an Exciting Ferry Trip on Japan's                 Liquefied CO2 Carrier "EXCOOL"
      First LNG-Fueled Ferry "Sunflower Kurenai"!

■ Exhibited at Posidonia 2024
     The video of the Japan Seminar is uploaded on the YouTube channel of Japan Ship Exporters’ Association (JSEA).
     Please take a look at our presentation. (From around 50:00)   JSEA YouTube channel
     Find out more updates.   Mitsubishi Shipbuilding Special Page
     

■ Head office will move to Tamachi Tower
     First Business Date at New Location                          : July 18, 2024
     Last Business Date at Current (Yokohama) Location : July 12, 2024
      Headquarters Relocation Notice


■□ Recent news from MHI Group relating to decarbonization □■

■ MHI and EGAT sign MoU to Introduce Hydrogen Large Gas Turbine Co-firing Technology in Thailand to Achieve Net Zero Goals
     Read this article (MHI website)

■ Hydrogen Engine Generator Set Ready for In-house Evaluation
     Read this article (MHI website)

■ Idemitsu Kosan, ENEOS, Toyota, and MHI Commence Study toward Introduction and Spread of Carbon-Neutral Fuels for Automobiles
     Read this article (MHI website)

■ Trial Carbon Capture Unit Begins Operating on Blast Furnace at ArcelorMittal Gent, Belgium
     Read this article (MHI website)