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Map of Europe showing potential e-fuels bunkering hubs (orange) and other ports (blue), with labels for Amsterdam, Rotterdam, Antwerp-Bruges, Haropa, Hamburg, Marseille, Sines, Barcelona, and Algeciras.

Maritime fuels policy review exposes gaps in Europe’s port infrastructure

Maritime decarbonization diagram showing IMO net-zero framework, GHG fuel intensity targets and carbon pricing tiers

Maritime decarbonization stalls as IMO net-zero framework faces political deadlock

Chart showing HFO equivalent costs of maritime fuels including LNG, methanol, biofuels, ammonia and hydrogen with EU ETS and FuelEU penalties

Maritime fuels shift toward cleaner options as shipping faces decarbonization challenge

Blue ammonia demand forecast chart showing growth in shipping, hydrogen carrier and power generation to 2050

Blue ammonia gains traction as scalable low-carbon fuel for maritime and power

Graph showing rapid growth in LNG shipping vessels in operation and on order from 2020 to 2030

LNG shipping expands as methane debate shapes pathway to low-GHG fuels

2025 maritime decarbonisation highlights showing carbon capture, biofuels, ammonia and vessel efficiency progress

Maritime decarbonisation advances through real-world trials, carbon capture and green fuel scale-up

Chart showing SU price ranges across shipping policy scenarios and the impact of stable market design on clean-fuel investment

Shipping energy transition needs stable policy signals to unlock scalable clean-fuel investment

LNG as marine fuel emissions chart comparing fossil LNG, bio-LNG and synthetic LNG pathways in shipping

LNG as marine fuel cuts shipping emissions but methane slip keeps decarbonisation pressure on the sector

Container ship with an atomic symbol representing nuclear shipping and maritime decarbonisation

Nuclear shipping faces regulatory and safety hurdles

Planned low-carbon ammonia infrastructure projects and storage capacity at North African ports by year

North Africa could become a green fuel bunkering hub as shipping decarbonisation accelerates

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