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10 August 2026

What’s wrong with FuelEU

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What’s wrong with FuelEU

Captain Alex Byelyavtsev identifies six problems with the controversial European regulation. FuelEU Maritime was sold as a climate rule. Its job was to push ships toward renewable and low-carbon energy, and to help the EU’s Fit for 55 plan. The method is simple on paper. Each year the greenhouse gas intensity of energy used on …

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