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September 17, 2007 · about 19 years ago

CO2 emission rules planned for ships

The transport ministry will develop fuel-efficiency standards for large ships over the next three years to cut carbon dioxide emissions, sources said. The standards will enable marine transportation companies to see the fuel economy of their ships, particularly large ones, before they are constructe

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The transport ministry will develop fuel-efficiency standards for large ships over the next three years to cut carbon dioxide emissions, sources said.

The standards will enable marine transportation companies to see the fuel economy of their ships, particularly large ones, before they are constructed.

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