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Carbon quotas for ships could be adopted as soon as next year

Powerful forces in the European Parliament are working to impose the CO2 quotas on shipping that companies are fighting vehemently against already next year. ShippingWatch has interviewed Jutta Paulus, spokesperson for a bill that could make the quotas a reality in 2020.

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The new EU Commission, which assumed office on Sunday, Dec. 1, has announced that it will present a bill to impose the EU's CO2 quota system on the shipping sector. But it might not take that long.

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