Italian shipowners call for EU to revise CII

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By LoadstarEditorial

21/03/2023

PRESS RELEASE

Bruxelles, 21 March 2023 ? “Italian shipowners are on the front line on several EU and international dossiers, especially in relation to the decarbonisation of the sector; this is perfectly represented by our constant and competent participation to the main EU working tables. We are constantly advocating, via our Brussels-based office, the development of maritime traffic in Italy and other critical issues such as the necessity to revise the IMO’s CII (Carbon Intensity Indicator) metric. Recently, the EU Commission ...

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