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The smart money is in 'scalable' green fuels, says UMAS study

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However well-intentioned, early investment in shipping biofuels may be misguided, according to the latest study by consultancy UMAS.

Released today, Cost of Zero Emissions Container Freight Shipping: a study on selected deepsea and shortsea routes, gives headline figures of a 17-50% increase ...

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