Cross-industry coalition to tackle decarbonizing shipping

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Cross-industry coalition to tackle decarbonizing shipping

JOC Staff | Sep 23, 2019 8:01AM EDT
The newly formed Getting to Zero Coalition, comprising members of the maritime, energy, infrastructure, and financial sectors, will lead commercial efforts to meet the International Maritime Organization’s goal of halving carbon emissions from shipping by 2050.
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