Marine biodiesel demand could exceed 12 billion litres a year by 2031 if the IMO adopts its Net-Zero Framework. A decision on the framework is expected in December.
Marine biodiesel demand could more than double by 2031 if the International Maritime Organization adopts its proposed Net-Zero Framework for shipping. The International Energy Agency forecast cited by ENGINE puts potential use above 12 billion litres a year, equivalent to more than 10.68 million tonnes.
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