Fuel Transition Scenarios for the Maritime Industry up to 2050

Presented on November 13, 2019 during the Ammonia Energy Conference 2019

Authors Domagoj Baresic Tristan Smith Carlo Raucci University College London (UCL)

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Abstract

This paper will present some of the University College London Energy Institute’s recent and ongoing work on likely fuel transition scenarios for the maritime industry, and discuss potential scenarios under which ammonia could become a substantial fuel for shipping (i.e. carbon price, developments vs hydrogen, costs, and non-market factors).

Topics Ammonia Bunker Fuel Ammonia Engine Maritime Fuel

Authors domagoj.baresic.14@ucl.ac.uk tristan.smith@ucl.ac.uk carlo.raucci.12@ucl.ac.uk

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