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ProMarine AG: Launch of industry-first methanol powered sustainable shipping fund

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Low Emission Methanol Shipping Company S.C.A. SICAV–RAIF ("LEMSCO" or the "Fund")

WOLLERAU, Switzerland and GOTHENBURG, Sweden, Oct. 24, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- Wollerau, Switzerland and Gothenburg, Sweden – ProMarine AG, the Investment Advisor leading the financing of the maritime energy transition, is pleased to announce the launch...

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