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NYK, partners win ClassNK approval-in-principle for low-pressure liquefied CO2 carrier design

NYK, partners win ClassNK approval-in-principle for low-pressure liquefied CO2 carrier design

ReutersReuters2026/09/15 06:20
  • Nippon Yusen KK secured ClassNK approval in principle for a standard low-pressure liquefied CO2 carrier design tied to Japan CCS buildout.
  • Approval covers a 42,000 cubic meter class vessel, positioning the group for domestic construction scale-up and more predictable supply.
  • Design policy follows a HAZID risk assessment of low-pressure CO2 handling, aiming to reduce operational safety risk.
  • Standard design framework uses the MILES platform, targeting lower design workload and improved construction efficiency for future CO2 carriers.


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