Synopsis
Decarbonising the highly polluting shipping sector has been a challenge. But now a company has successfully tested a technology that can make carbon-negative fuel using agri waste. It promises an era of sustainable fuel for many industries.
The fields of India could soon become a front line in the battle against climate change. An Indo-Danish startup is using agricultural waste to make cleaner fuel for a highly carbon-intensive industry that is also a lynchpin of global trade — shipping. MASH Makes, a Copenhagen-headquartered green energy company with operations in India, says its fuel can bring down the industry’s emissions from vessels by an astonishing 90%. The innovation is
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