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March 22, 2010 · about 16 years ago

IMO can help formulate ship efficiency regime: WSC

The International Maritime Organization (IMO) can lead the way in establishing an efficiency regime to tackle the CO2 emissions issue, according to the views of Christopher Koch, president & CEO of World Shipping Council (WSC). He said the transport industry produces roughly 28% of the world’s CO2 e

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The International Maritime Organization (IMO) can lead the way in establishing an efficiency regime to tackle the CO2 emissions issue, according to the views of Christopher Koch, president & CEO of World Shipping Council (WSC). He said the transport industry produces roughly 28% of the world’s CO2 emissions. Of that, 21% of those emissions are from road transport (trucks and cars), 2.6% from aviation, 2.7% from international maritime shipping and the remainder from rail, domestic shipping and fishing.

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