Latin America and the Caribbean can help define the future of shipping.
Proteus is a regional platform building permanent capacity to understand, influence and drive the transition to net-zero emissions.
The IMO will define the Net-Zero Framework, and an active regulatory framework in the European Union is creating demand for clean technologies and fuels. Emerging economies are moving fast on clean fuels and electrification.
Green ammonia and methanol supply chains will begin to scale commercially; countries that prepare now will capture the opportunities and mitigate the costs.
Today's decisions will shape trade costs and competitiveness for decades. The countries best placed to mitigate costs and seize opportunities will be those that plan for the transition now.
Net-zero emissions, the goal of the 2023 IMO Strategy.
The industry keeps developing with a focus on sustainability and competitiveness.
Latin America and the Caribbean has the assets to compete in the maritime transition, but the capacity to shape it must be built now.
Around 80% of world trade moves by sea, and in 2026 the International Maritime Organization is negotiating the measures that will govern the sector's decarbonization.
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Latin America and the Caribbean must not only adapt to the rules of global shipping; it must also help define them.
