Aronnax (with ReFlow): Life Cycle Thinking (Episode 4) marine fuels

In the fourth episode of this Aronnax miniseries looking at Life Cycle developments, Craig and Rasmus look at how these discussions are set to impact marine fuels. The IMO has its draft lifecycle HGH (and carbon intensity guidelines),

Listen to two experts, PhD researcher Megan Roux and Ann O’Connor from the Maersk McKinney Moller Centre for Zero Carbon Shipping explain how LCAs for fuels are different from the well-to-wake (wheel) approach, and how this is going to make a big difference to decision making as shipping looks at its options.

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Craig Eason

Craig Eason is the owner and editorial director of Fathom.World. He has a background in the shipping industry having started his career as a cadet on oil tankers and gas carriers before becoming a navigating officer on a range of vessel types. A change in career, with ensuing university studies, and he has now gained 20 years experience in written and broadcast journalism. He now is in demand as a knowledgeable and competent editor and event host and moderator, both for in-house events and ones for the public.