Huge cost of green fuel threatens decarbonization: maritime groups

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Huge cost of green fuel threatens decarbonization: maritime groups

| Jan 18, 2022 10:17AM EST
There will be an enormous gap in the price between zero-emission fuel and conventional marine fuel over the next 20 years – something that needs to be addressed, according to a report from the Getting to Zero Coalition.
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