DNV: Whitepaper on Biofuels in shipping | 2023

Jan 1, 2023

This whitepaper addresses the topic of biofuel usage in the maritime sector. It presents an outlook of sustainable biofuel potential (both in demand as well as supply). Furthermore, it identifies key parameters and regulatory context worth considering in a transition to biofuels.

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