'Bitter-sweet' MEPC 83 follows COP 29, narrowing scope of climate commitments
IMO’s Marine Environment Protection Committee (MEPC) 83 meeting, meant to establish robust mid-term decarbonisation measures, ...
Wes Amelie
Unifeeder’s plans to cut emissions have been boosted by its new agreement with ZeroNorth, to provide Carbon Intensity Indicator (CII) analytics, voyage optimisation and bunkering analytics across its fleet in preparation for new environmental regulations to be enforced in January next year.
Some 90 vessels are involved in the agreement. Martin Gaard Christiansen, chief commercial officer at Unifeeder, said that it had been chosen to provide these services “after extensive market research”. The company wants to reduce its emissions by 50% ...
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