What will the shipping industry look like in 2050?

Ship&Offshore | Issue GreenTech/2021

What will the shipping industry look like in 2050?

July 2021 | Editor

Study By 2050, shipping must cut its CO2 emissions by at least half, even after accounting for world fleet growth. In a joint study, MAN Energy Solutions and the Fraunhofer Institute have developed four scenarios that demonstrate how the shipping industry might develop by 2050.

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