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Zero-Carbon for Shipping

Some promising alternative fuels for maritime shipping are green “electrofuels” produced with renewable energy. A new report commissioned by Ocean Conservancy finds that many ports in Central and South America are primed to develop these resources, and with the right investment to help launch the broader adoption of low or zero-carbon fuels for shipping.

Cover of "Zero-Carbon for Shipping"

Authors: Nick Ash, Olivia Carpenter-Lomax
Citation: Ash, N. and Carpenter-Lomax, O., ‘Zero-Carbon for Shipping’, Ocean Conservancy, Washington D.C., 2020.
© Ocean Conservancy Inc. 2020. All rights reserved

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