ALTERNATIVE FUELS & LUBRICANTS

Alternative fuel retrofits face challenges

Significant progress is being made in the maritime industry’s ability to retrofit ships for alternative fuels, says Lloyd’s Register, but a lack of incentives is impeding greater take-up.

Cover of Lloyd's Register engine retrofit report

Significant progress is being made in the maritime industry’s ability to retrofit ships for alternative fuels, says Lloyd’s Register, but a lack of incentives is impeding greater take-up.

AdvertisementLeaderboard 2
Tags: ammonia Emissions Trading System FuelEU Maritime Lloyds Register LNG Methanol

Related Articles

Container ship at sea ALTERNATIVE FUELS & LUBRICANTS

Shipping groups urge IMO to back net-zero framework

Render of a CORE POWER 300 MWe FNPP preparing for operations ALTERNATIVE FUELS & LUBRICANTS

US advances nuclear commercial shipping

Anthony Mollet, Executive Officer of the Marine Fuels Alliance ALTERNATIVE FUELS & LUBRICANTS

Shipping alliances unite on cleaner fuels

AdvertisementLeaderboard 3