The Chief Executive Officer of the Antigua Port Authority, Darwin Telemaque, shared insights on the shipping sector's move towards decarbonization. With a ban on fossil fuels for vessels by 2050, the International Maritime Organization (IMO) is setting goals for the interim period. Telemaque highlighted the transition to renewable energy sources and the need for ports to produce and store fuels like hydrogen, ammonia, ethanol, and methanol. Antigua aims to be a hub for these green fuels in the Caribbean region. The Port Authority plans to have resources ready to support ships with engine issues and offer e-fuels for cleaner power at the port. Telemaque emphasized the importance of discussions with global agencies to position Antigua as a key provider of e-fuels for ships, aligning with the EU and UN's goals for sustainable shipping practices.