We hear more this week about the Zeeds Consortium we introduced last week, which plans to cut emissions from ocean going ships by addressing the supply, storage and distribution chain of ship fuels. Zeeds stands for Zero Emission Energy Distribution at Sea. As we pointed out last week this currently involves six Nordic firms led by Wärtsilä, a specialist in smart technologies for the marine and energy markets and including engineering firm Aker Solutions; Equinor, a Norwegian energy multinational; DFDS, an international shipping and logistics firm, and Grieg Star, ship operating company as well as Kvaerner in engineering and construction. This is all about good old NH3 or Ammonia, which it turns out can be used as a substitute for…