GMF: E-fuels are key to long-term decarbonization
A new insight brief from the Getting to Zero Coalition and the Global Maritime Forum found that the International Maritime Organisation’s (IMO) new policy measures are ambitious and capable of driving a shift toward scalable zero-emission fuels, but their success depends on offering significant incentives and gradually increasing penalties for non-compliance.
The brief, “IMO’s policy measures: What’s next for shipping’s fuel transition?” supports that long-term cost modeling shows that dual-fuel ships using liquefied natural gas and ammonia will be the most cost-competitive options until the mid-2030s, with ammonia taking the lead from around 2037.
However, with the multiple compliance
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