Shipping is responsible for 3 percent of global CO2 emissions but has been slow to embrace technical change. Yet according to a new Ricardo report there could be an answer, in the surprising shape of ‘green’ ammonia.
 
In this whitepaper we look at:

• Ammonia as a green fuel

• How is green ammonia produced?

• Green ammonia on board ships

• The emissions profile of Ammonia

• Timescales for transitioning

• Future outlook on industry

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Find the above of interest? See related resources below:

• (Webinar) Watch back our latest webinar on Electrofuels for shipping. The webinar explored how synthetic electrofuels – produced using renewable energy – could be used to decarbonise the shipping sector.

• (Webinar) Air quality challenges and strategies for ports – This webinar provided advice and guidance as to the technical inputs needed to develop a strategy, including discussion on the various port emission sources to be considered.

• Helping ports to reduce their environmental impacts and deliver sustainable growth – outline of Ricardo support services available to port and shipping operators

• Sustainable ports services