Alternative-Fuel Vessel Orders Outpace Port Infrastructure Development

A growing mismatch is emerging between the number of alternative-fuel vessels being ordered and the availability of bunkering infrastructure needed to support them, according to Lloyd’s Register’s latest Fuel for Thought: Ports report. The study found that 1,942 alternative-fuel-capable vessels were on order in January 2026, with such ships accounting for 47% of global orderbook […] The post Alternative-Fuel Vessel Orders Outpace Port Infrastructure Development appeared first on Ships Monthly.

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