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May 27, 2009 · about 17 years ago

Shipping industry has to deal with CO2

On Tuesday 12th May 60 representatives from the Dutch maritime industry attended the seminar ‘What to do with CO2 emitted by shipping’. International speakers from governmental and non-governmental organisations gave their views on CO2 emission by ships. General conclusion: action is required, prefe

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On Tuesday 12th May 60 representatives from the Dutch maritime industry attended the seminar ‘What to do with CO2 emitted by shipping’. International speakers from governmental and non-governmental organisations gave their views on CO2 emission by ships. General conclusion: action is required, preferably on a global scale. The speakers presented different CO2 calculation methods at design stage and ship operation phase.

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