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The GREEN RAY project aims at minimising methane slip from Liquified Natural Gas (LNG) vessels to enable clean waterborne transport. By developing three innovative technologies for LNG engines that can be installed on new and existing ships, GREEN RAY is working to reduce the negative impact of waterborne transport and protect human and environmental health.

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Mitigating Methane Slip in LNG Engines

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Methane Abatement Catalyst Trials Begin: From Lab Innovation to Real-World Testing 

The GREEN RAY project has reached an important milestone: the Methane Abatement Catalyst (MAC) system has been installed on a Shell-owned and…

Advancing Methane Slip Measurement: A look back on the GREEN RAY Webinar

On 18 September GREEN RAY hosted the first webinar on Advancing Methane Slip Measurement. The session brought together experts from… Continue reading Advancing Methane Slip Measurement: A look back on the GREEN RAY Webinar

18 Sep 2025

Advancing Methane Slip Measurement: Insights from GREEN RAY and Beyond | Webinar

Time: 10:00–11:00 CEST The GREEN RAY project is pleased to invite you to an expert-led webinar exploring the latest developments… Continue reading Advancing Methane Slip Measurement: Insights from GREEN RAY and Beyond | Webinar


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