News / 'Forcing ships to steam even slower could have 'unintended consequences'

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With the IMO Marine Environment Protection Committee (MEPC) meeting in London this week to further debate cutting shipping’s greenhouse gas emissions, Drewry has cautioned on the “unintended consequences” of “super slow-steaming”.

The 74th sitting of the MEPC will consider proposals to cut GHGs in shipping as ...

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