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Future fit shipping

Decarbonising the Aotearoa New Zealand maritime industry

Future Fit Shipping report
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How could Aotearoa New Zealand decarbonise shipping and remain competitive as a trading nation? Our Future Fit Shipping Report, developed for The Aotearoa Circle, outlines possible pathways including greater use of renewable fuels, strengthening international partnerships, and infrastructure investment.

The report explores key considerations for establishing a trans-Tasman green shipping corridor and provides four alternative fuel roadmaps, along with an assessment of the economic risks for New Zealand if action is delayed.

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