Cruise Industry Report Shows Measurable Progress in Environmental Technologies and Practices
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Cruise Industry Report Shows Measurable Progress in Environmental Technologies and Practices
Latest data from Cruise Lines International Association show increasing use of non-HFO fuels alongside measurable progress in shore power readiness, advanced wastewater treatment, onboard freshwater production, fuel flexibility, and energy-efficiency systems.
Greece is called upon to maintain its leading position in cruise shipping amid investments and demands for cleaner technologies, while creating a stable environment for sustainable investments and better port management.
The Cruise Lines International Association (CLIA) today released its annual Global Cruise Industry Environmental Technologies and Practices (ETP) Report. — The Cruise Lines International Association (CLIA), the leading voice of the global cruise industry, today released its annual Global Cruise Industry Environmental Technologies and Practices (ETP) Report. The CLIA report is published annually by... New CLIA Annual Report Records Remarkable Pr…
CLIA: Cruising making measurable progress on environmental tech and practices
The Cruise Lines International Association (CLIA) reports that it has released its annual Environmental Technologies and Practices (ETP) report. CLIA notes that its EDP report, published annually since 2018, is the only
The International Association of Cruise Lines (CLIA) has published its annual report on Environmental Technologies and Practices (ETP) of 2026, a document that monitors the ecological evolution of more than 90% of the world fleet of ocean cruises. The analysis shows progress in decarbonization of the sector, highlighting an average reduction of 19.4% in CO2 emissions per ship and a fall of 18.5% in the average fuel consumption of ships sailing a…
The International Association of Cruise Lines (CLIA) has published its annual report on Environmental Technologies and Practices (ETP) of 2026, a document that monitors the ecological evolution of more than 90% of the world fleet of ocean cruises.The analysis shows advances in the decarbonization of the sector, highlighting an average reduction of 19.4% in [...] The entry The cruise fleet accelerates its environmental transition and reduces its …
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