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Methanol fuel has close to zero emissions and holds great potential – especially for smaller vessels as it requires very low energy content to operate.

Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) is a natural gas produced from primarily cooled down methane. The fuel has been available since the 1950s and is used by more than 200 vessels, predominantly LNG-carriers.

Hydrogen fuel is a promising fuel for transportation and is considered a clean fuel, emitting water only. The fuel can be produced from various energy sources, such as electrolysis of renewables, or by reforming natural gas.

Synthetic fuel is a chemical and artificially produced fuel that shares the same attributes and use as a fossil-based fuel.

Liquefied petroleum gas is a natural by-product of raw oil which is safe, flexible, and more environmentally friendly than traditional fuels.

Ammonia fuel is intended for longer transportation and is another alternative fuel with close to zero CO2 emissions.