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News / New CO2 rules could cripple feeder and reefer shortsea services

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The IMO’s new CO2 reduction measures, including ETS (emissions trading system) and Carbon Intensity Indicator (CII), will likely put more pressure on the feeder industry and drive more-polluting road transport, say experts.

A fetishism for scale by shipowners has led to chronic underinvestment in smaller tonnage, ...

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