Stricter fuel certification is needed to protect shipping’s green transition
Pacific Environment and Nanyang Technological University, Singapore (NTU Singapore), have released a new study warning that strict and reliable fuel certification will be essential to ensure the shipping industry’s transition to cleaner fuels is credible and protected from fraud.
The shipping industry is increasingly turning to alternative fuels, including biofuels, methanol and ammonia, as it seeks to cut greenhouse-gas emissions and meet global decarbonisation targets. But as demand for lower- and zero-emission fuels grows, so does the risk of fraud and greenwashing. The industry faces a critical question: How can it verify that a fuel is genuinely sustainable, trace its
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