MARITIME POLICY

Last updated: [29 July 2026]

Last updated: [29 July 2026]

Maritime policy is creating stronger demand for renewable and low-carbon fuels across international and European shipping.

This page provides an overview of the policy frameworks, sustainability requirements and implementation measures shaping the use of e-methanol, e-methane, e-ammonia and other renewable fuel pathways in maritime transport.

Key developments include FuelEU Maritime, emissions-intensity targets, lifecycle accounting, fuel certification and the infrastructure required to support new marine fuels.

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    FuelEU Maritime

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    Renewable Maritime Fuel Pathways

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    Well-to-Wake Emissions

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    Sustainability and Certification

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    Port and Fuel Infrastructure

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    Safety and Technical Readiness

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    Investment and Market Development

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    Our Policy Position