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VURDHAAN > Insights
January 08. 2026
Marine

New EU ETS Maritime Rules Spark Innovation

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January 08. 2026
Marine

FuelEU Maritime Introduces Flexible Paths Toward Greener Shipping Compliance

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January 07. 2026
Road

Fresh Analysis Illuminates Decade Ahead for Sustainable Biofuels and E Fuels

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January 07. 2026
Marine

IMO Sets Ambitious 2026 Agenda Focused on Practical Maritime Progress

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January 07. 2026
Aviation

Thailand Kicks Off Sustainable Aviation Fuel Era With One Percent Blend

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January 06. 2026
Aviation

Thailand Sets Clear Path for Sustainable Aviation Fuel Adoption

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January 05. 2026
Aviation, Marine

Welcoming Julien Dufour as Senior Partner and Board Member at VURDHAAN

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January 05. 2026
Marine

Four Transformative Trends Steering Shipping Toward a Smarter, Greener 2026

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January 05. 2026
Aviation

Forecasted SAF Surge Offers New Avenues for Aviation Decarbonisation

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January 05. 2026
Aviation

Biofuel collaborations accelerate decarbonisation momentum at the start of 2026

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