□■ Topics of Mitsubishi Shipbuilding

■ Approval in Principle (AiP) Acquired from Two Classification Societies for Low-Pressure Type Liquefied CO2 Carriers undergoing Pursuit of Standardization
     toward Realization of Large-Scale International Transportation from 2028 onwards
   ・ AiP certifications for low-pressure type liquefied CO2 carriers have been acquired with a view to standardization for large-scale international marine transportation
   ・ Preparations for early market entry of liquefied CO2 carriers, including application to the Japanese Government's CCS development projects, are being accelerated
      Read this article (MHI website)
         

        More articles related to AiP for LCO2 carrier
         ▶ Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) is Signed on Collaborative Study for Ocean-Going Liquified CO2 Carriers
           Read this article (MHI website)
         ▶ Joint Study to Establish Standard Specifications and Designs for LCO2 Carriers in Japan
           Read this article (MHI website)

■ Mitsubishi Shipbuilding and Bureau Veritas Collaborate on Advanced 3D Model-Based Classification Project
     Bureau Veritas (BV)  and Mitsubishi Shipbuilding (MSB)　have completed a Joint Development Project (JDP) to implement 3D model-based approvals. 
     BV presented the JDP completion letter to MSB during the 2024 Gastech conference in Houston.
     BV PRESS RELEASE


□■ Recent news from MHI Group relating to decarbonization

■ Europe's First Post-Combustion Carbon Capture Plant Starts Operation with MHI Technology as part of the Ravenna CCS Project, Phase 1
      Read this article (MHI website)

■ Seven Companies Announce to Conduct Engineering Design Work for Japanese Advanced CCS (Carbon Capture and Storage) Project
      Read this article (MHI website)

■ MHI Priced Third Series Transition Bond
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