Everllence's Engine Proves Ethanol Capability in Japan Trialsby Ship & Bunker News TeamThe company aims to offer retrofit solutions that would let existing ships run on ethanol. Image Credit: EverllenceEngine manufacturer Everllence (formerly Man Energy Solutions) has successfully trialled ethanol as a marine fuel in its dual-fuel engine in Japan. The trials confirmed the 90-bore ME-LGIM engine could operate on ethanol at all load points, the firm said in an email statement on Tuesday. With these successful trials, the company is moving closer to offering ethanol retrofit solutions for existing users. "Our data confirms our earlier assumption that we could run our ME-LGIM engine on ethanol without issues," Ole Pyndt Hansen, head of two-stroke R&D at Everllence, said.