These are the zero-emission fuels to decarbonize the shipping industry

Decarbonization ambitions can't ignore shipping emissions: Container ships and bulk carriers are seen in the shipping lanes off the coast of Singapore March 10, 2009." Image: REUTERS/Vivek Prakash (SINGAPORE BUSINESS ENVIRONMENT)

Keith Dawe
Assets and Structuring Manager, Cargill Ocean Transportation
Randall Krantz
Senior Project Advisor on Shipping Decarbonization, Global Maritime Forum / Getting to Zero Coalition
Lara Mouftier
Interim Project Lead Shipping Emissions and Ocean Agenda, World Economic Forum / Getting to Zero Coalition
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