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International Tankers and Gas Bunkers

Opec sees fossil-fuelled future for shipping

Shipping at technology crossroads to decarbonise but alternative technologies ‘won’t have material impact’ on marine bunker demand over next 25 years, Opec says

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Marine fuel oil demand is estimated to grow by 400,000 bpd over the next five years despite decarbonisation measures, according to Opec's annual World Oil Outlook, which sees `disadvantages’ for alternatives such as hydrogen, methanol or ammonia

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