The global race to decarbonise shipping is fast becoming a race to prepare ports, according to Lloyd’s Register’s latest Fuel for Thought: Ports report. While shipowners continue to order alternative-fuel vessels at record pace, port infrastructure, safety frameworks and bunkering capabilities are struggling to keep up, creating what LR describes as one of the defining ...
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