Shipping emissions continue to fall ahead of MEPC 80
Emissions from shipping continue to fall ahead of MEPC 80, reports splash247's Sam Chambers.
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Key issues on the IMO GHG strategy at the MEPC 80
During the 2023 GREEN4SEA Forum, Dr Edmund Hughes, Director of Green Marine Associates, presented key issues that…
WMU: Welcomes entry into force of rules on ship carbon intensity and rating system
WMU, the IMO's pillar of knowledge, research, and capacity building welcomes entry into force of rules on ship…
Green boost to the maritime sector with an important commitment at COP27
Zero-emission international shipping lanes may soon be a reality due to a major commitment from the UK, the US,…
T&E: Exemptions would reduce the potential of the EU CO2 market to finance…
According to Safety4sea, in the original European Commission proposal, all ships under 5000 gross tons (GT) are…
Maersk resigns from the ICS board and joins the WSC
Maersk resigns from the International Chamber of Shipping (ICS) and joins the World Shipping Council (WSC) after…
IMO: Discussions in the climate committee (MPEC) on CO2 reduction goals for 2050
Discussions in the IMO climate committee (MEPC) have begun despite the fact that opinions are polarized about…
Criticism to the IMO deal on curbing Carbon Emissions from Shipping
Member states and NGOs have raged criticism over the IMO deal on curbing Carbon Emissions from shipping taken up by…
IMO: Carbon emissions in shipping will increase
Greenhouse gas emissions from shipping have increased from 977 million tonnes in 2012 to 1,076 million tonnes in…
Hapag-Lloyd reduces its CO2 emissions by 50%
The German Hapag-Lloyd container transport line reduces its CO emissions per TEU / Kilometer at 50% (percentage…
