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With the entry of the EU’s Emissions Trading System (ETS) into law just over a month away, shipping interests are increasingly grappling with how to apply ’the polluter pays’ principle.
At a conference in London yesterday, organised by maritime emissions data platform OceanScore, its MD, Albrecht Grell, said there were still a number of questions over “the polluter pays” aspect of the EU ETS that ship owners and operators need resolved.
The questions mainly focus on EU Allowances (EUAs), a type ...
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Matthew Gore
November 24, 2023 at 1:08 amhttps://www.hfw.com/EU-Emissions-Trading-System-Evaluating-the-potential-impact-on-shippers-and-freight-forwarders-Nov-2023