Methanol is becoming an increasingly attractive alternative fuel within the maritime industry, offering significant reductions in NOx, SOx, and particulate emissions. With well-established infrastructure and ease of handling, it presents a practical pathway toward cleaner shipping.
However, methanol also introduces important safety considerations. As a highly flammable liquid with toxic properties, its vapours can accumulate and create hazardous conditions if not properly monitored.
Ensuring safe operations requires a clear understanding of these risks, along with reliable gas detection solutions designed for different environments and exposure scenarios.
Explore the key considerations and discover how to ensure safe and efficient methanol operations.
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