Decarbonizing the global maritime industry

The Center has undertaken a survey of over 2,000 respondents across the maritime community to better understand their perceptions, concerns, and requests relating to ammonia as a marine fuel.

The Center has launched a pre-feasibility study to explore pathways for direct electrification of ocean-going vessels. The investigation encompasses vessel design, operational practices, and techno-ec...

Biogenic CO2 provides one of the most straightforward and least costly such feedstocks. Therefore, the industry needs to understand how much biogenic CO2 is available globally, as well as where and at...

Successful decarbonization of the shipping industry will depend on the maturation and adoption of a range of alternative maritime fuels. To support this goal, this series of reports presents a deep di...

While alternative fuels for shipping are a major area of research and development, this report puts the spotlight on fuel cells as an alternative fuel conversion technology of potential interest to th...

Transitioning the world fleet to climate-friendly alternative fuels is essential for decarbonization of the shipping industry. However, vessels being built or ordered today will likely be operating fo...

While the tank-to-wake (TTW) carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions from the complete combustion of methane are nearly 30% lower than those from diesel for the same energy, methane slip emissions during combu...