Hapag-Lloyd warns customers EU ETS surcharge will 'roughly double'
Hapag-Lloyd has notified customers that existing EU ETS surcharges are expected to “roughly double” as ...
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Europe’s politicians have eased their stance on shipping’s environmental efforts, deferring any decision to include the sector in the EU’s Emissions Trading Scheme until 2023. Seatrade Maritime Review reports the postponement gives the International Maritime Organisation (IMO) a further two years to improve its work towards reducing CO2 emissions. The move will likely come as good news for the shipping sector, which seems keen to delay efforts towards carbon neutrality for the sake of the industry. Sadly, it isn’t alone in thinking ...
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