As maritime decarbonization accelerates, alternative fuels have become an unavoidable focal point. From ammonia and hydrogen to methanol, LNG, electrification, and hybrid systems, the industry faces a growing array of options—each with unique technical, regulatory, and operational implications.

Choosing the right path forward—whether retrofitting an existing vessel or investing in newbuilds—is a complex undertaking with long-term impact. The infrastructure demands, compliance requirements, and lifecycle considerations make strategic planning more critical than ever.

In this session, we bring together leading stakeholders who are pioneering practical solutions. Together, we’ll explore the benefits and trade-offs of various fuel types and technologies, and discuss strategies to adapt and future-proof investments.

Key questions we’ll explore:

• Can fuel infrastructure investments be made modular and scalable to grow alongside evolving fleet needs and regulatory shifts?
• How can operators mitigate risk when committing to a particular fuel pathway?
• What does true flexibility look like in vessel and port infrastructure planning?

Whether you’re at the beginning of your alternative fuels journey or refining your decarbonization strategy, this session aims to provide insights to help you navigate uncertainty with confidence.