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A moored cargo ship at the Port of Rotterdam, one of Europe's busiest ports | Credit: iStock
Plans designed to galvanise maritime sector's currently underpowered decarbonisation efforts
Shipping companies will have to purchase carbon allowances to cover emissions from voyages within the EU from 2024, under proposals agreed by the European Union this week. On Tuesday evening, EU legislators...
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