According to a report in Seatrade Maritime News, Headway Technology, a Chinese company based in Qingdao, is among the select few global suppliers of onboard carbon capture systems that have received Approval in Principle (AiP) certification from international registrar DNV.
The carbon capture and storage system developed by Headway is equipped with advanced autonomous computing, allowing it to regulate CO2 collection volumes in real-time, while complying with the latest decarbonization standards set by the IMO’s EEXI and CII measures.
The systems are offered with tailored design layouts, ensuring flexibility in installation across different areas of a vessel.
In 2018, Headway launched its research and development initiative focused on carbon capture and storage. The company is now utilizing what it calls “hyper-gravity” technology, known for its compact size, energy efficiency, and ease of use, according to a Headway engineer speaking to Seatrade Maritime News.
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