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New fuels at the coal face

From handling new alternative marine fuels to using groundbreaking renewable propulsion technologies, seafarers are at the coalface of shipping’s energy transition, and it is driving unprecedented change to their working environments, says Tommi Vihavainen of NAPA Safety Solutions



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