In 2023, Europe agreed that its planes and ships would run on green fuels in the future. It’s a huge step forward for these polluting sectors, but it risks being undermined by lobby groups wanting to use clean fuels to power cars and trucks and by airl…
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An emissions trading system (ETS) is a market-based measure that sets a limit (cap) on allowed emissions (allowances) and creates financial incentives to reduce a sector’s emissions. Each allowance equals 1 tonne of carbon dioxide (CO2) or carbon dioxi…
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Fuel cells are ready to take on the heavy lifting of decarbonisation. There is a new generation of marinised, powerful, and ocean-ready cells here to tackle a major source of transport emissions, says Johan Burgren, Business Manager Marine, PowerCell G…
Fuel Cells Are Here To Decarbonise 15% Of The Global Fleet, Now Read More »
“The International Maritime Organization’s (IMO) targets for the use of zero or near-zero fuels in 2030 can be met using sustainable biofuels. Many different sectors will compete for those fuels, so shipping is focusing on transitioning to alternative …
Shipping gears up to meet 5-10% low carbon fuel target, but will fuels be available? Read More »
Growing partnerships which drive shipping’s decarbonisation, an expanding role for the IMO, creating security for investments and striving for short-term improvements were the focus of shipping at this year’s COP climate summit. But there is still much…
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