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CHEVRON AND THE ANGELICOUSSIS            industry’s carbon intensity. Through the JSA,
         GROUP ANNOUNCE AMMONIA CARRIER           the Angelicoussis Group and Chevron aim to
         JOINT STUDY AGREEMENT                    advance ammonia’s technical and commercial
         Chevron Corporation, through its subsidi-  feasibility at scale, particularly as an export for
         ary Chevron Shipping Company LLC, and the   petrochemicals, power, and mobility markets.
         Angelicoussis Group, through its Energy Tran-  “We are pleased to collaborate with the Angeli-
         sition division, Green Ships, announced a Joint   coussis Group on this study, help advance lower
         Study Agreement (JSA) to explore how tankers   carbon energy at scale and progress marine
         can be used to transport ammonia, a potential   transportation of ammonia,” said Mark Ross,
         lower carbon marine fuel. The initial study will   President of Chevron Shipping Company. “I’m
         evaluate the ammonia transportation market,  proud of the collaboration between Chev-
         existing infrastructure, the safety aspects of  ron Shipping, Chevron New Energies and the
         ammonia, potential next-generation vessel  Angelicoussis Group and look forward to driving
         requirements and a preliminary system to trans-  progress toward our energy transition goals.”
         port ammonia between the U.S. Gulf Coast and   “Through collaborating with Chevron Ship-
         Europe. Future opportunities will focus on addi-  ping Company on this study, we aim to make a
         tional global markets.                   meaningful contribution to prepare our indus-
         Ammonia is a carrier of hydrogen and is believed   tries for the transition towards lower carbon
         to have the potential to lower the marine   operations,” said Maria Angelicoussis, CEO of














































          Recent trends in marine technology and innovation
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