EXCLUSIVE: The roadblocks to accessing alt fuel supplies

Ship supply launch approaching Multi-Purpose offshore vessel

Source: GAC Sweden

Sweden is in the prime position to become a major net exporter of alternative fuel supplies to ports across Europe. However, limited access to the wider European market is putting the brakes on its commercial use at ports across the continent. 

That’s according to Nils Igelström, managing director at GAC Sweden, part of the global GAC Group, which has its own bunker fuels trading arm.

Mr Igelström says that Sweden is making bold strides to become a leading developer of alternative fuels for the maritime sector across Europe.

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