
ABS says using low carbon fuel is fastest way to decarbonization
The transition to lower carbon fuels will have the single biggest impact on reducing the global carbon footprint.
The transition to lower carbon fuels will have the single biggest impact on reducing the global carbon footprint.
Hapag-Lloyd is using a blend of 80 percent low-sulphur fuel oil and 20 percent biodiesel based on cooking oils and fats that had previously been used in the food industry.
BP’s new ambition to be a net zero company by 2050 or sooner covers the greenhouse gas emissions and carbon from its operations worldwide.
The credit margin will be adjusted based on Maersk’s progress to meet its target of reducing CO2 emissions per cargo moved by 60% by 2030.
Progress is made in bringing the Arctic heavy fuel oil ban forward, but a faster timeline is needed as the regulation will only come into effect in 2029.
The Government of Canada is working to reduce the risk of marine fuel spills in the Arctic, including the risk of a HFO spill from ships.
BP’s new ambition to be a net zero company by 2050 or sooner covers the greenhouse gas emissions and carbon from its operations worldwide.
The Clean Arctic Alliance is calling on IMO Member States to take measures against the use of heavy fuel oil and reduce black carbon emissions from shipping in the Arctic.
Clean Up Carnival Coalition delivered a petition signed by 46,000 people to the National Park Service, calling for the suspension of Carnival Corporation’s cruise ship permits in Glacier Bay National Park.
Hapag-Lloyd is using a blend of 80 percent low-sulphur fuel oil and 20 percent biodiesel based on cooking oils and fats that had previously been used in the food industry.
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