Brazil launched its first ethanol-powered container ship, advancing biofuel adoption in maritime transport. The move supports sugarcane and corn producers while aligning with new IMO net-zero emission
The IMO officially recognized Brazil's corn ethanol carbon footprint baseline at 20.8g CO2e/MJ, positioning shipping as a key future market. With production nearing 10 billion liters, this move suppor
Brazil's second-crop corn ethanol received IMO approval for maritime transport, establishing a carbon footprint value significantly lower than bunker fuel. This regulatory milestone boosts Brazilian b
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