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Why the IMO Must Tighten Rules On Shipping’s Carbon Emissions

Summary by The Maritime Executive
The International shipping sector provides an outsized and growing contribution to the climate crisis. Slower, more efficient ships can help slash cl...
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How cruise operators are navigating new emission rules

As new Emission Control Areas emerging, how will cruise operators invest in fuel compliance and emission reduction technology?The post How cruise operators are navigating new emission rules appeared first on Ship Technology.

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IBIA statement/ISWG-GHG 18 intervention concerning the adoption in 2025 of an economic measure by IMO as a maritime GHG emissions pricing mechanism

IBIA recognises that 2025 is a very significant year for the regulation of GHG emissions from international shipping. Respecting fully the views of all IMO Member States, IBIA wishes to reiterate its support for the adoption of a maritime GHG emissions pricing mechanism that establishes an IMO GHG fund to facilitate a just transition, including supporting the development of alternative fuel infrastructure for production and supply to internation…

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shipmanagementinternational.comshipmanagementinternational.com

IMO must agree ambitious new action to cut emissions, urges Clean Shipping Coalition

As this week’s crucial IMO meeting on the reduction of climate heating emissions from the shipping sector (Intersessional Working Group on Reduction of Greenhouse Gas (GHG) Emissions from Ships, ISWG-GHG 18) begins, the Clean Shipping Coalition has called for the UN shipping body to agree on:  Global Fuel/Energy Standards: Clear, enforceable fuel/energy standards will catalyse the transition to clean energy. By incentivizing early investment in …

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The Maritime ExecutiveThe Maritime Executive

Why the IMO Must Tighten Rules On Shipping’s Carbon Emissions

The International shipping sector provides an outsized and growing contribution to the climate crisis. Slower, more efficient ships can help slash cl...

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