London Greeks pick holes in shipping’s lofty green ambitions
Carbon-free shipping is still just at the “embryonic”, Harry Fafalios warns
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Regulation
Battle lines drawn as emissions trading rules divide shipowners and charterers
In this week’s Green Seas newsletter, we dig into a proposed change in the European Union’s plans to add shipping to its Emissions Trading System that is dividing shipowners and charterers.
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Bareboat fleet raises Trafigura Scope 1 emissions as trader lifts targets
Commodity trading and vessel chartering giant able to cut Scope 2 indirect emissions in 2021 as progress made, but shipping operations raised direct emissions
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China trials opening up its coastal container trades
International operators can enter the trades for a limited period under conditions
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Liner giants oppose EU lawmakers’ bid to revamp emissions trading scheme
Proposals tabled by the European Parliament would turn ‘polluter-pays’ to ‘polluter-gets-paid’ principle, warns World Shipping Council
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