Zero carbon fuel monitor Matrix

Zero carbon fuel monitor

Operating sustainable fleets with zero-emissions vessels

By 2030, Zero-emission Vessels (ZEVs) must become a part of the global fleet to meet targets set out in the Paris Agreement. Stakeholders must prioritise the development of zero carbon fuel supply chains, including ship-board solutions and the necessary land-based infrastructure. While zero-emissions solutions have been implemented in niche applications, there is a lack of established solutions for large-scale ocean shipping, resulting in conflicting opinions and debates among the shipping industry on alternative ways to decarbonise. Organisations seeking reliable guidance must now navigate this complex landscape.

Progress in zero carbon fuel technologies is evident across the supply chain. In particular, the advancements in TRL for ammonia in 2022-23.

Technology advancements

Global green hydrogen production is on the rise, contributing to increased TRL across the supply chain. National hydrogen energy strategies and investments support fuel availability and infrastructure.

Hydrogen growth

Government strategies for decarbonisation are driving land-side infrastructure expansion, and successful bunkering trials for various fuels are underway, enhancing readiness.

Ports and bunkering expansion

Green methanol production is increasing with numerous projects in progress. Maturing bunkering capabilities and growing orders for methanol dual-fuel ships indicate higher readiness levels.

Methanol momentum

Government strategies for decarbonisation are driving land-side infrastructure expansion, and successful bunkering trials for various fuels are underway, enhancing readiness.

Ports and bunkering expansion

Hydrogen growth

Progress in zero carbon fuel technologies is evident across the supply chain. In particular, the advancements in TRL for ammonia in 2022-23.

Technology advancements

Government strategies for decarbonisation are driving land-side infrastructure expansion, and successful bunkering trials for various fuels are underway, enhancing readiness.

Ports and bunkering expansion