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VIDEO: ZEMBA moves to kick start deployment of e-fuels
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The Zero Emission Maritime Buyers Alliance (ZEMBA), a shippers\u2019 group whose members include major freight buyers such as Amazon, IKEA and Levi Strauss, is moving to accelerate the deployment of e-fuels in its next tender<\/p>\n

Established in 2023, ZEMBA is an initiative of Cargo Owners for Zero Emission Vessels (coZEV) and facilitated by the Aspen Institute Energy & Environment Program.<\/a><\/p>\n

Last year, its first tender was won by Hapag-Lloyd,<\/a> with more than a dozen ZEMBA members, including founding members Amazon, Patagonia, and Tchibo, committing to purchase the environmental attributes associated with over 1 billion twenty-foot shipping container-miles of zero-emission shipping on a route from Singapore to Rotterdam, in 2025-2026.<\/p>\n

ZEMBA\u2019s next tender requiring e-fuels for primary propulsion is set to launch in January 2025. ZEMBA will aim to aggregate at least 80 billion tonne nautical miles of demand for the emissions abatement associated with e-fuel-powered container shipping for deployment starting in 2027. This would equate to 1.4 million twenty-foot containers transported across the Pacific Ocean by e-fuels, assuming a benchmark distance of Shanghai to Los Angeles.<\/p>\n

Through this tender, ZEMBA seeks:<\/p>\n