Are there turbulent seas ahead for shipping firms as banks back net zero efforts?

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Shipping firms face an uncertain decade as they work to align their fleets with IMO carbon intensity targets, the latest briefing from Lloyds List Intelligence warns

Shipowners face a challenging decade ahead if they are to remain afloat through the transition to a net zero emission future, as a raft of the world's biggest banks prepare to launch efforts to align their...

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