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The search for shipping’s green tipping point

The rapid development of zero-emission vessels is an entirely feasible ‘moonshot’ for the shipping industry to reach for; but influencing the wider energy system and creating an infrastructure where dependable future fuel production can be relied upon is the challenge where the maritime sector has limited agency

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Shipping is going to require clean, cheap energy to completely transition to zero-emission fuel options — and much depends on how quickly the cost of renewables can outpace carbon in the global economy

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