US EditionEmissions at record highs, but IMO short of GHG targets
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Emissions at record highs, but IMO short of GHG targets
Red Sea diversions have had a major impact on maritime emissions, pushing pollution to record highs according to the latest data released today by digital analyst Xeneta and its collaborator Marine Benchmark. In 2024 global container emissions increased 14% to 240.6 million tonnes, comfortably surpassing the previous record of 218.5 million tonnes of greenhouse gas
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