Long term potential for increased shipping efficiency

Maritime shipping is highly fuel-efficient, but its sheer volume and rapid growth make it a major consumer of energy and source of carbon emissions. as the shipping industry and governments seek ways to reduce shipping’s overall energy and carbon....

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Long term potential for increased shipping efficiency

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