Running the rule over DHL's green targets
One (hopefully offsetting) adjustment after another
Some 47 governments and industry groups are lobbying the International Maritime Organization (IMO) to implement an emissions pricing mechanism for greenhouse gases (GHG) to raise a fund to decarbonise shipping.
The proposal is just one of many to be mulled by the IMO at the February meeting of its GHGs working group (ISWG-GHG).
The market-based measure would aim to reduce the price gap between fossil and zero-emission fuels in a way that is not necessarily supported by the EU’s emissions trading system ...
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