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INDUSTRY TOPICS




          Reduction of greenhouse                              For more information, please visit:
                                                               http://www.intercargo.org/news/topics/emissions
          gas (GHG) emissions










































          INTERCARGO fully supports the                     Shipping is so global, that only a truly global regulator such
                                                            as the International Maritime Organization can provide the
          IMO’s ambition to achieve net zero                level playing field needed for this diverse industry and all the
          emission shipping by or around                    nations it serves.  The ambition to achieve net zero emis-
                                                            sion shipping requires urgent acceleration in the develop-
          2050, however, the challenges                     ment of green technologies, propulsion systems, fuels and
          ahead are huge and the time left                  related infrastructure and  “Green Hub”, along with mecha-
                                                            nisms, including the industry’s proposed levy-based eco-
          to achieve them very limited.                     nomic measure, which would allow the transition to net ze-
          Collaboration and action by all                   ro carbon shipping.
          stakeholders in the maritime dry                  In order to build a realistic pathway to net zero emissions
                                                            and achieve the milestones for 2030 and 2040 included in
          cargo chain is vital                              the IMO’s strategy, challenges must be dealt with holistical-
                                                            ly by the entire supply chain and we must all share responsi-
          Please also refer to INTERCARGO’s relevant public communi-  bility. A wide spectrum of stakeholders including shipyards,
          cations over the last 12 months                   engine builders, technology providers, charterers, ports,
          (https://www.intercargo.org/news/category/media-releases/) :   terminals, cargo shippers and receivers, banks, and insur-
          July 7, 2023: INTERCARGO Statement on IMO GHG Strategy  ers must play their part on this joint journey to a greener fu-
                                                            ture. It is also critical that governments across the globe
          June 30, 2023: INTERCARGO statement: IMO’s mid-term de-
                                                            must now assume their responsibilities in practice, in order
          carbonisation measures should be simple and effective
                                                            to enable shipping to decarbonise successfully, developing
          June 2, 2023: “Don’t regulate shipping in isolation warns IN-  the necessary infrastructure to ensure availability of low/ze-
          TERCARGO as members meet in Dubai”                ro carbon fuels in ports around the world.
          December 7, 2022: “INTERCARGO Statement on IMO Decar-
          bonisation Ambitions, Medium-Term Measures and Carbon
          Intensity Indicators”



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