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Regulatory clarity on biofuel pathways for shipping could widen demand for biofuel blends, benefiting upstream feedstock suppliers and downstream refiners; positive for energy majors exposed to marine fuels over the medium term.
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IMO's move to define Brazilian corn ethanol's carbon footprint signals a regulatory milestone that could unlock a major maritime biofuel market. Industry executives say the rule could drive biodiesel/bioethanol blending in ships, expanding demand for feedstocks and related fuels, with downstream beneficiaries including large energy equities over the medium term.
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