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Should shipping bid for existing alternative fuels, or wait for technologies to mature?

October 24, 2022, by Jasmina Ovcina Mandra

There is mounting pressure on the shipping industry to switch to alternative fuels such as hydrogen and ammonia as soon as possible as time is running out for the sector to act on its emissions.

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