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ETF’s First Response to IMO’s Climate Agreement
ETF’s First Response to IMO’s Climate Agreement: What Net-Zero Means for Maritime and Ports In April 2025, the IMO adopted a global carbon pricing mechanism for shipping, to take effect in 2028, with a $100-per-tonne levy on CO₂ emissions above targets. Aimed at achieving net-zero by 2050, the agreement also highlights the critical role of seafarers. Meanwhile, the EU has already implemented a more advanced system: maritime transport has been in…
IMO approves world-first framework for net zero greenhouse gas emissions - Shipping Australia
Delegates from governments around the world have progressed the shipping industry's plan to get to net zero greenhouse gas emissions by in an industry world-first set of mandatory emissions limits and greenhouse gas pricing across a whole sector. The recent session of the Maritime Environment Protection Committee at the International…
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