Stolthaven Terminals partners with stakeholders on ENEOS demonstration project

ENEOS has started Japan’s first demonstration project to extract hydrogen at its refinery using Methylcyclohexane (MCH) that is supplied by AHEAD.

Stolthaven Terminals said it is “pleased to partner with stakeholders on the supply chain to store MCH”.

Stolthaven Terminals has its own far-reaching sustainability goals, including making all of its primary activities carbon neutral by 2040, and is pleased to support opportunities like this, which could help to reduce carbon emissions across the shipping and logistics industries.

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