Kenya has the potential to significantly expand its maritime economy by leveraging its renewable energy resources to become a hub for green shipping fuels, according to the World Shipping Council (WSC).

• Kenya's renewable energy sources, rated at 93% and 98%, position it well to attract investment in renewable maritime fuels.
• The World Shipping Council, represented by Director Government Affairs for Europe and Africa Damian Viccars and VP Communications Anna Larsson, highlighted this opportunity.
• The council suggests Kenya can emulate Singapore's model, focusing on transshipment and marine bunkering to develop a broader maritime services ecosystem and create high-value jobs.