A techno-economic view on the zero carbon fuel landscape

Lloyds Register and UCLs University Maritime Advisory Services (UMAS) have published a report looking at the economic viability, technology readiness and stakeholder engagement of different zero carbon fuels. While the fuels will be technologically possible in the next few years, confidence in the availability of such fuels and the supply chain infrastructure of such fuels will need to be established to attract investment.

The report identified fuel price is the main factor in adoption, but added that different zero-carbon fuel options will be more competitive over the decades before 2050.

Lloyds Register and UCLs University Maritime Advisory Services (UMAS) have published a report looking at the economic viability, technology readiness and stakeholder engagement of different zero carbon fuels. While the fuels will be technologically possible in the next few years, confidence in the availability of such fuels and the supply chain infrastructure of such fuels will need to be established to attract investment.

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