Alternative Fuels Biofuels Decarbonisation

The shock of the new

For shipping to achieve an effective and efficient energy transition, ambition and expertise on the part of multiple industry stakeholders will be required. All of them will need to reevaluate their appetite for risk and innovation, and they will need to be ahead of the curve in rewriting the old ways of doing business. Shipping’s decarbonisation needs its disruptors

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