"中远海运洋浦"轮是由中远海运集团建造的国内首艘甲醇双燃料集装箱船，计划由中远海运集装箱运输 有限公司投运至美洲航线。此次在大连港加注的500吨绿色甲醇，全部采购自黑龙江及内蒙古绿色甲醇 项目，从生产运输到仓储加注等全流程，均获得国际可持续发展与碳认证，为东北地区绿色船舶燃料供 应国际船舶开辟了"绿色"通道。 与普通甲醇相比，绿色甲醇更加环保。绿色甲醇采用可再生资源或低排放工艺生产，具有负碳排放、环 境友好、可再生性等特点，可作为汽车、船舶等交通工具的燃料，在交通和能源领域具有广阔的市场前 景。 科技日报讯 （记者张蕴 通讯员林绍杰）7月15日，在大连海关所属大窑湾海关的监管下，中国船舶燃料 大连有限公司为"中远海运洋浦"轮成功加注500吨国产保税绿色甲醇燃料。这是东北地区首单国际航行 船舶保税绿色甲醇加注业务，标志着东北亚绿色甲醇供应链全线贯通。 "为保障首单保税绿色甲醇加注业务顺利落地，我们试点开展保税仓库和出口监管仓库'两仓功能叠 加'，甲醇无须进行实际倒罐作业，仅通过清单申报即实现账册间结转。作业流程由传统的'两进两出'简 化为'一进一出'，大幅降低了供船企业经营成本，提高供船效率。"北良港海关副关长 ...

Core Viewpoint - Hong Kong and Royal Vopak Group have signed a strategic cooperation framework agreement to collaborate on green methanol production, storage, and trading, focusing on the Greater Bay Area, Hong Kong, and the Asia-Pacific market to support the shipping industry's green transition [1][3]. Group 1: Strategic Collaboration - The partnership aims to leverage each company's strengths to expand the green methanol supply chain, with Hong Kong and Royal Vopak utilizing their respective technologies and logistics capabilities [1][3]. - The collaboration will focus on "production and storage synergy," enhancing logistics and storage facilities to create an integrated green methanol supply network [3][4]. Group 2: Regional Focus - The Greater Bay Area will be a key area for cooperation, utilizing the advantages of ports in Hong Kong, Shenzhen, and Guangzhou to meet the growing demand for green fuels [3]. - In the East China region, Shanghai and Ningbo will serve as central points for logistics and storage collaboration to address increasing green fuel needs [3]. Group 3: Production Capacity and Future Plans - Hong Kong's green methanol production facility in Inner Mongolia is expected to increase its annual capacity from 100,000 tons to 150,000 tons by the end of the year, with a long-term goal of reaching 300,000 tons by 2028 [4]. - The company plans to establish multiple green methanol production plants in mainland China, targeting an annual capacity of 1 million tons to prepare for large-scale applications of green methanol [4].