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IEA says shipping won’t reach zero emissions by 2050

It is envisaged that in a net-zero energy sector by 2050, two-thirds of energy sources will come from renewables, while fossil fuels account for just over 20% of global energy demand. About 7.6bn tonnes of CO2 will be captured, enabling a carbon-neutral state

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The International Energy Association forecasts shipping as one of ‘the few transport modes that does not achieve zero emissions by 2050’ in new road map for global energy net-zero emissions by mid-century. But with a projected 86% drop in CO2 emissions by 2050, more than 60% of shipping fuels will be hydrogen-based

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