Nuclear energy is the largest source of carbon-free generation in the US and could unlock the vast potential for zero-carbon fuels to decarbonise the global shipping sector, a US report says.
The Clean Air Task Force (CATF) report, Bridging the Gap: How Nuclear-Derived Zero-Carbon Fuels Can Help Decarbonize Marine Shipping, contains policy recommendations for a transition away from fossil-based shipping fuels to nuclear-produced fuels and energy carriers like hydrogen and ammonia.
The Clean Air Task Force (CATF) report, Bridging the Gap: How Nuclear-Derived Zero-Carbon Fuels Can Help Decarbonize Marine Shipping, contains policy recommendations for a transition away from fossil-based shipping fuels to nuclear-produced fuels and energy carriers like hydrogen and ammonia.
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