Hong Kong shipowners criticize EU unilateral efforts on CO2
It is far too soon to go at it alone in terms of reducing emissions from shipping, says Hong Kong's shipowners. EU's recently adopted MRV proposal could disrupt efforts to secure global regulations, says the organization.
BY KATRINE GRØNVALD RAUN
The Hong Kong Shipowners' Association (HKSOA) is not pleased with the outcome on Wednesday at the EU's Environmental Council where the MRV proposal - aimed at reducing emissions from shipping and making the industry more energy efficient - was approved, says the organization in a statement, reports the Hongkong ShippingGazette.
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