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From Compliance to Competitive Edge: Report and on-demand webinar

Discover how the methane pathway can offer a compliant, scalable, and commercially viable route to net zero. Download our new paper, From Compliance to Competitive Edge: The case for the methane pathway to explore the policies and fuel dynamics shaping this transition. Plus, watch our expert-led webinar on shipping’s decarbonisation pathway.

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“The time to act is now. I invite policymakers, industry leaders and stakeholders to join us in defining greater clarity and confidence in the path forward. This is the opportunity to shape a future where all viable alternative marine fuels, including liquefied methane, play a vital role in accelerating the energy transition.

The shipping sector must be empowered to thrive – managing risk and affordability while turning today’s compliance into tomorrow’s competitive edge.”

Houda Dabboussi, President, Shell Marine

Accelerating decarbonisation in a changing world

Shipping is our economy’s lifeblood, representing 80% of international trade1. However, it also accounts for 3% of global carbon emissions2, making its decarbonisation a pressing challenge. The International Maritime Organization has set a common ambition to reach net-zero greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions from international shipping by or around 20503. This will require unprecedented collaboration and innovation.

At Shell Marine, we are committed to enabling this transition through low-carbon fuels like LNG, bio-LNG and biofuels that are available to the shipping industry today.

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1 Review of Maritime Transport 2024 | UN Trade and Development (UNCTAD)

2 Review of Maritime Transport 2024 | UN Trade and Development (UNCTAD)

MEPC 80-17-Add.1 - Report Of The Marine Environment Protection CommitteeOn Its Eightieth Session (Secretariat) (PDF)

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