Maritime fuel transition: fuel costs and policy shape future bunkering hubs

Maritime fuel transition: constituents of the levelised cost of fuel use from production to regulatory penalties

The maritime fuel transition depends on closing the cost gap between conventional and alternative fuels. Carbon pricing, fuel production costs and shipowners’ engine choices could shape fuel adoption through 2050, with implications for where future bunkering hubs develop. Why we chose this report: This report connects fuel economics and regulatory scenarios with fleet investment decisions and bunkering demand. It examines […]

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