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CO2 shipping as a transport option
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Shipping as a transport option is essential to meet the increasing demand of CCUS projects. Research into specific operating conditions, the shipping value chain, basic business models and maritime regulations will all contribute to the reduction of the barriers in place that prevent the adoption of CO2 shipping. This insight aims to introduce the current shipping landscape, and some of the challenges that projects are facing when conducting transport feasibility studies.
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