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Japan's major shippers and power producer form alliance to develop ammonia-fueled vessels for decarbonization
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Japan's major shippers and power producer collaborate on ammonia-fueled vessel development
Partnership signals Japan's push for carbon-neutral maritime fuel as shipping sector seeks decarbonization pathways.