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Future is decarbonisation

Port freight volumes are forecast to bounce back in the period to 2026 but post carbon cargo will shape the future

Ports such as Shoreham are investing in zero emissions infrastructure but also in new fuels and services, such as hydrogen

Port freight volumes are forecast to bounce back in the period to 2026 but post carbon cargo will shape the future

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