The article is devoted to the consideration of the prospects for the use of carbon-neutral fuel in various industries and fields of activity. Special attention is paid to the transport sector, including maritime transport. The possibilities of using carbon-neutral fuels in tourism, food industry, agriculture are also analyzed. In addition, the article reflects the results of analytical studies of the main technical and operational indicators of the operation of the TDW 2204 M marine diesel engine running on diesel biofuel and its mixtures with diesel fuel. The results obtained made it possible to record the techno logical and environmental efficiency of biodiesel in comparison with traditional diesel fuel, as well as various mixtures.
carbon neutral fuel, decarbonization, industry, transport, tourism, emissions, greenhouse gases
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