Major container lines ask IMO to study alternative fuels

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Major container lines ask IMO to study alternative fuels

| Aug 16, 2019 10:42AM EDT
As tough as compliance with the IMO 2020 low-sulfur regulations will be, the switch to a cleaner fossil-based fuel will not be enough to achieve the IMO’s long-term zero-emissions target.
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