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Renewable fuels drive cruise decarbonisation

The Port of Barcelona is set to become a pivotal hub for maritime decarbonisation following a landmark eight-year agreement between Repsol and Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings (NCLH) to supply renewable marine fuels to the company’s cruise brands.

Port of Barcelona

The Port of Barcelona is set to become a pivotal hub for maritime decarbonisation following a landmark eight-year agreement between Repsol and Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings (NCLH) to supply renewable marine fuels to the company’s cruise brands.

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