The shipping industry is edging closer to a low-carbon future, but not fast enough, according to a report launched at London International Shipping Week.
The shipping industry is edging closer to a low-carbon future, but not fast enough. A landmark report launched on Monday at London International Shipping Week shows that without urgent action on vessel orders, financing,and regulation, the sector will fall short of its 2030 zero-emission fuel goals.
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