
Ammonia
Flexible shipping capacity for established ammonia flows and emerging low-carbon supply chains.
Altair Gas Carriers is developing multi-grade vessels designed to move between LPG, ammonia, NGLs and CO₂, giving charterers greater cargo flexibility and asset utilisation.
Discuss chartering opportunities →Altair's approach is built around flexibility: a vessel capable of adapting to changing cargo demand can remain commercially relevant across different market conditions rather than being tied to a single grade.

Flexible shipping capacity for established ammonia flows and emerging low-carbon supply chains.

Access to growing tonne-mile demand and multiple regional trade opportunities.

Cargo flexibility is intended to support vessel utilisation through changing market cycles.
Altair's patented VECS concept is intended to simplify the transition between cargo grades through an engineered displacement and recovery process.








The technology pathway combines testing, class engagement and engineering development to move the concept toward vessel-scale implementation.
The vessel concept is designed around multi-grade capability across LPG, ammonia, NGLs and CO₂.
Altair is targeting established and emerging gas corridors where flexible vessel capability can support cargo owners and charterers.

A long-haul corridor connecting Indian supply with European demand and triangulation opportunities.

A major production region with access to Atlantic Basin and Mediterranean markets.

A strategically important corridor with established gas infrastructure and broad destination flexibility.
Altair's programme is structured to take the technology from validation and commercial development through fleet build-out and operations.

The development programme brings together tank, process and vessel engineering with class and commercial stakeholders.

For chartering, cargo and commercial enquiries, contact the Altair Gas Carriers team.
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