Argus Sustainable Marine Fuels Conference

With the implementation of EU ETS, CII rating, FuelEU maritime and other global clean fuel policy, how will it create various pathways towards a cleaner fuel adoption in the maritime sector in North America and how will increased compliance costs for North American shipowners engaging in European trade play out? 
 
The successful decarbonisation of the shipping sector is a story of massive deployment of renewable electricity and electrolyser technology. With the US’ several policy initiatives including the IRA supporting renewable energy production, reducing carbon emissions, advancing technology for ships and providing funding for zero-emission port equipment. Hear more about how North America is taking action to prepare for a multi-fuel future and join the marine fuels industry for insights into the competitive and progressively complex global marine fuels market in this key region.

Efforts to decarbonise will require collaboration from all key players from across the supply chain. Do not miss the chance to meet with key industry stakeholders including shipowners, charterers, technology, finance, regulators, fuel producers, port authorities, transport logistics and many more to discuss how the industry can maintain profitability whilst ensuring proper investments in green fuel production, at the scale and location needed, in concert with building infrastructure to deliver that fuel and designing and building vessels that can use green fuels.