Alternative Fuels Interviews Legal & Commercial

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2023 was a big year in terms of commitment on maritime decarbonisation, with the adoption of the IMO’s revised GHG reduction strategy by the MEPC, and 2024 seems set to be the year when more ships running on alternative fuels start really filling up the shipyards’ order books and even hit the water. So we have once again invited a range of experts to give their views on the state of play. And we have also given this year’s survey the ‘ship.energy’ branding for the first time – to reflect the fact that the fleets of the future will be using a much wider range of fuels, propulsion technologies and energy sources

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