UK port groups try to deflect from findings on shipping pollution
On 20 May, Transport & Environment (T&E) published a briefing, Coastal Fug: the UK’s most ...
Analysis by green pressure group Transport & Environment (T&E) claims that the decreasing demand for gas in Europe and elsewhere has led the oil and gas industry to seek new markets, pushing shipowners to order LNG vessels.
A combination of high-cost e-fuels and EU policy on marine fuels is driving the maritime sector towards LNG vessels and T&E believes a quarter of ships operating in EU waters could be using LNG by 2030.
Being comparatively cheap, LNG will benefit from 2025 onwards ...
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