Kenya ports urged to invest in green fuel infrastructure for shipping business

Kenya's ports could attract new international shipping business by investing in alternative marine fuel infrastructure, according to Capital FM.

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According to Capital FM, Kenya's ports have been urged to invest in infrastructure for alternative marine fuels to attract new international shipping business.

The publication reports that the global shipping industry is accelerating its shift towards alternative fuels, presenting an opportunity for Kenyan ports to tap into this emerging market.

The move would position Kenya's ports to capitalise on the maritime sector's transition away from traditional fuel sources, Capital FM states.

Source: Capital FM · Business