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    Ten years of the Clean Marine Fuel Forum

    No single fuel or pathway to net zero, but progress cannot wait for perfect certainty. A recap of the 10th Clean Marine Fuel Forum in Singapore.

    A big thank you to the speakers who made yesterday's 10th Clean Marine Fuel Forum 2026 such a meaningful day of discussion.

    Across the programme, our speakers brought different perspectives from across the maritime value chain - from policy and regulation to fuel supply, vessel readiness, technology, commercialisation and the realities of scaling decarbonisation solutions.

    We were privileged to hear from Dr. Saunak Rai, H.E. Leif Trana - Ambassador of Norway to Singapore, Wee Keong Ang, Laurence Odfjell, and the moderators and panellists who led the conversations across our three sessions.

    One message carried strongly throughout the day: there may be no single fuel or pathway to net zero, but progress cannot wait for perfect certainty. Moving forward will require regulatory clarity, fuel optionality, commercially viable solutions, stronger crew capabilities and closer collaboration across the entire maritime value chain.

    From Fragmented Policies, Divergent Realities, to Fuel Availability vs Vessel Readiness, and finally From Pilots to Scale: What Will Actually Deliver?, the discussions reflected the complexity of the transition and the importance of bringing different parts of the industry into the same room.

    Thank you to all our speakers, moderators and panellists for generously sharing your experience, challenging perspectives and practical insights with the room.

    As we mark the 10th edition of the Clean Marine Fuel Forum, we are grateful to everyone who contributed to the programme and helped keep these important conversations moving forward.

    Thank you for being part of CMFF 2026.

    Originally published on LinkedIn, 24 September 2026.