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UK ETS map showing surrender obligations for UK domestic voyages and port stays

UK ETS expands to maritime shipping from July 2026

Maritime fuels chart showing bunkering port categories by cumulative market share and number of ports

Building the supply chain for future maritime fuels

Clean energy marine hubs chart showing the gap between low-carbon hydrogen announcements and operational projects

Why Clean Energy Marine Hubs are critical to shipping’s energy transition

Maritime emissions table showing WTW intensity, utilization and voyage characteristics by container vessel size in Q1 2026

Maritime emissions intensity rises as vessel utilization weakens

Shipping emissions chart showing UK ETS coverage across in-port, domestic and international voyage scenarios

United Kingdom considers major expansion of shipping emissions trading scheme

Alternative shipping fuels cost comparison showing methanol and ammonia price gaps versus marine gasoil

Alternative shipping fuels gain momentum amid Hormuz crisis

Map showing India’s major ports, including Mumbai, Chennai, Cochin, Paradip and Deendayal Port.

Maritime decarbonisation in India gathers momentum across shipping value chain

Alternative marine fuels chart showing cumulative biodiesel production capacity by top countries from 2015 to 2030

Alternative marine fuels gain momentum as Hormuz disruption reshapes shipping energy security

Chart showing growth of LNG-fuelled ships in operation and LNG-capable ships on order from 2020 to 2030

LNG-fuelled ships move towards next phase of low-GHG methane transition

Line chart titled Uptake scenarios: Fuel / CO2e savings. Blue line (All-Out Wind) increases from near 0% in 2025 to about 8% by 2050; orange line (Accelerated Adoption) rises to around 4% by 2050; green line (BAU) stays near 0% throughout. X-axis shows years 2025–2050, Y-axis shows Fuel/CO2e savings from 0% to 8%.

Wind propulsion could cut global shipping emissions through targeted fleet adoption

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