Denmark is at the forefront of innovative solutions to reduce carbon emissions in the maritime industry. One promising alternative being explored is methanol, a renewable fuel gaining traction for its eco-conscious benefits. Svitzer, a global port and terminal infrastructure provider, is developing a new tugboat that will operate using a hybrid system combining batteries with a methanol generator to achieve zero emissions. Danish company Nordhavn Power Solutions is playing a key role in building the methanol generator systems for this project. Methanol's versatility as a fuel, being producible from renewable sources like biomass and municipal waste, along with its low emissions output, make it an attractive choice for maritime applications. Nordhavn Power Solutions's collaboration with ScandiNAOS in Sweden further emphasizes the focus on sustainable shipping solutions by developing methanol-powered engines. The goal is to align with the sustainability targets set by the International Maritime Organization, aiming for complete decarbonization by 2050. The maritime industry's significant contribution to global carbon emissions underlines the importance of transitioning to alternative fuels. While Liquefied Natural Gas is currently used as an interim solution for emission reduction, long-term strategies like methanol-powered engines hold promise for achieving sustainability targets. Initiatives like those undertaken by Nordhavn Power Solutions are crucial in driving the industry towards a greener future, requiring continued global cooperation and investment in sustainable infrastructures.