
The shipping industry is moving away from ammonia and hydrogen as future fuels, with many shipowners now favoring fuel oil, LNG, or methanol. Some discussions have even emerged around nuclear-powered vessels. This shift is largely
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Jul 06, 2026 · 20:50 UTC · Source

The shipping industry is moving away from ammonia and hydrogen as future fuels, with many shipowners now favoring fuel oil, LNG, or methanol. Some discussions have even emerged around nuclear-powered vessels. This shift is largely
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