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The days of highly-polluting heavy fuel oil and diesel are numbered, and several greener alternatives are now being developed. But how and where will seafarers learn to operate vessels powered by these new fuels?
In this special report, we consider how to support an environmentally sustainable shipping industry in a way that is fair and inclusive for our members. We also investigate the current state of play on developing training standards and course provision for seafarers working with new fuels
Our special report has five incisive features looking at different aspects of the topic. Click on the links below to find out more:
What do we mean by new fuels?
Exploring the pros and cons of the main contenders to replace heavy fuel oil and diesel
What do we want from new fuels training?
How Nautilus is pressing for a fair deal for members' training as part of its Just Transition campaign
What are regulators doing about new fuels training?
Looking at the slow but steady progress on standard-setting at bodies like the International Maritime Organization
What is industry doing about new fuels training?
Discovering how employers, colleges and industry bodies are pushing ahead with course development rather than waiting for the regulators
What are Nautilus members experiencing on new fuels training?
Hearing from seafarers on the front line of the new fuels revolution
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