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Kirsi Tikka: Collaboration as well as sufficient investment in technology development needed to meet IMO's targets.
read more →APL Further Cuts Fleet CO2 Emissions in 2017
APL reduced its CO2 emissions per container per kilometer by 50.7% in 2017, compared to its base level in 2009.
read more →Port of Antwerp, Fluxys Team Up for CO2 Capture
Port of Antwerp and Fluxys are joining forces on carbon capture, storage and reuse in the fight against climate change.
read more →More Information Exchange Needed to Cut CO2 Emissions
Stasinakis: More information exchange is needed to meet IMO's CO2 emission reduction targets.
read more →IMO: Next Step in GHG Emissions Cut Should Not Be Postponed
IMO: Postponing the adoption of the Initial Strategy on reducing GHG emissions should not be an option.
read more →Hamburg Süd, Electrolux Aim to Cut SO2 Emissions in Ports
The two companies are teaming up to reduce sulfur dioxide emissions in ports.
read more →GMS: Gadani One Signature Away from Welcoming Tankers
Gadani shipbreaking yards are one signature away from reopening to tankers, GMS said in a report.
read more →Maersk Supports Non-Compliant Fuel Ban from 2020
Maersk Line welcomes call for an explicit ban on non-compliant fuel on board ships from 2020.
read more →Port of Amsterdam Aims to Cut Shipping Emissions
The Port of Amsterdam is to cut shipping emissions and its environmental impact in the coming years.
read more →Green Marine Ship Owners Cut GHG Emissions
Green Marine ship owners have managed to achieve a 1.4% average annual reduction in GHG intensity.
read more →35 States Pen Declaration on Cutting Shipping's Emissions
The international maritime transport industry has to take urgent measures in order to cut its share of emissions.
read more →World Expects Bold Goals on Cutting Emissions from Shipping
The whole world would be watching the International Maritime Organization (IMO) in 2018, looking for something of ...
read more →Port of Amsterdam Aims to Cut Shipping Emissions
Dutch Port of Amsterdam is looking to reduce shipping emissions and minimise the environmental impact by working ...
read more →Panama Canal Supports Emissions Cuts with New Tool
As part of its Environmental Recognition Program, the Panama Canal has unveiled a new tool to centralize ...
read more →WSC, IMO Fire Back on Lack of Climate Change Action Claims
The International Maritime Organization (IMO) and the World Shipping Council (WSC) have hit back at the accusations ...
read more →Majority of New Ships Exceed IMO’s Post-2025 Requirements
Almost three-quarters of new ships carrying consumer goods already exceed International Maritime ...
read more →Industry Bodies Unite to Tackle Shipping's CO2 Emissions
Four major international trade associations have made a joint proposal to the UN International Maritime ...
read more →Shipping Industry Seeks More Progress on Cutting Emissions
The global shipping industry has called on International Maritime Organization (IMO) Member States to give serious ...
read more →Emissions from Shipping Should Be Regulated at UN Level
The Industry Committee of the European Parliament adopted its report on the EU’s emissions trading scheme (ETS) on ...
read more →EIB to Inject USD 1.1 Bn into Cutting Shipping Emissions
Under the European Investment Bank (EIB) projects financing, a total of EUR 1 billion (USD 1.1 billion), backed by ...
read more →NOx Levy Could Cut Emissions by Up to 70 Pct
A levy on nitrogen oxides (NOx) emissions with revenues earmarked to fund the uptake of NOx abatement measures is ...
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