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First Citizens finances acquisition of ammonia carrier

The financing supports Purus Clean Energy’s acquisition of the MV Green Power, a 40,000 cbm ammonia carrier.

The Maritime Finance group of First Citizens Bank has provided financing to Purus Clean Energy to support the acquisition of the MV Green Power, a 40,000 cbm ammonia carrier, according to a news release.

Purus Marine, the parent of Purus Clean Energy, provide slow-carbon maritime energy transportation and infrastructure systems. The company has a fleet of more than 50 low-carbon vessels in the offshore wind, LNG, ammonia, logistics and ferry sectors.

Maritime Finance, part of First Citizens’ CIT division, offers customized solutions for secured loans to a global client base of vessel owners and operators.

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