Tag: T&E

NGO Transport and Environment (T&E) suggests that by 2030, 4% of European shipping could transition to e-fuels. However, only a third of these potential projects are currently assured, as fuel suppliers are hesitant due to concerns about insufficient demand.

Transport & Environment (T&E) assesses how much energy efficiency needs to be improved and how much green fuel uptake should happen by 2030, 2040 and 2050 for the IMO to meet its climate targets.

Transport & Environment (T&E), announced that on 22th March, EU agreed to the world's first green shipping fuels law in favour of at least 2% mandate for green shipping fuels by 2025, compared to the latest agreement of a mandate by 2030.

UK could benefit from an additional £1.8 billion a year if it were to tax shipping emissions, a new Transport & Environment (T&E) analysis shows.

As EU policymakers are expected to make a final decision in trilogues in early 2023, Transport & Environment (T&E) published a FAQ on the introduction of a Renewable Fuels of Non-Biological Origin (RFNBOs) sub-quota in the FEUM Regulation.

According to a recent study on behalf of Transport & Environment (T&E), Europe’s oil majors’ investments in biofuels refining are eight times bigger than hydrogen.

On November 29, EU negotiators agreed to bring shipping into the EU’s carbon market (ETS), after landing preliminary agreement for CO2 quotas for maritime.

New mandatory reporting of environmental and social performance for all companies would be a ‘gamechanger’ for green finance in Europe, says Transport & Environment (T&E).

84% of shipping traffic goes through Europe, China and the US, a new Transport & Environment (T&E) study shows. If these economies were to regulate ships calling at their ports, they could decarbonise the lion’s share of the industry and in doing so bypass the “ineffective” IMO, says T&E.

In 2030 Europe’s shipping industry will need over 6.3 million metric tonnes of LNG to power its growing fleet of gas-powered ships - enough to power 7 millions homes - a new Transport & Environment (T&E) study shows.