Carriers Propose Vessel Emission Standards

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Carriers Propose Vessel Emission Standards

Peter T. Leach | Jan 20, 2010 11:40AM EST

The World Shipping Council and its 29 carrier members proposed to the International Maritime Organization and its member governments a new global Vessel Efficiency System to improve the carbon and fue

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