Shipping must go greener or pay the penalty under new FuelEU Maritime rule
As the FuelEU Maritime regulation looms, shipping companies face rising penalties for falling short of ...
Twenty-three transport and infrastructure ministers, including Ukraine’s, met this week to begin a process that could see Eastern European transport links transformed.
The two-day meeting, which ended yesterday in Rzeszów-Jasionka, Poland, near the border with Ukraine, was to discuss plans to create transport links from the Baltic states to Greece and link Ukraine with Western Europe,.
The meeting was hosted by Poland’s minister for infrastructure, Andrzej Adamczyk, in collaboration with the OECD’s International Transport Forum (ITF).
According to an ITF spokesperson the country ...
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