ING and European Investment Bank to invest €300m in green shipping projects

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Two banks sign agreement to support projects in the European shipping sector, such as low carbon retrofitting of ships or developing new low emissions vessels

Climate action in the maritime sector has been given a €300m boost, with news Dutch bank ING and the European Investment Bank (EIB) have signed a deal that will see both contribute €150m towards supporting...

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