Outlook 2021: Despite 2020 progress, long road ahead for zero-emission shipping

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Outlook 2021: Despite 2020 progress, long road ahead for zero-emission shipping

JOC Staff | Jan 05, 2021 1:25PM EST
The international shipping sector can expect incremental progress on decarbonization to continue next year, but without widespread clarity on a way to reach long-term goals, 2021 may end up looking a lot like 2020.
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