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09/12/2020at 14:49

EU to put shipping first in line for green fuels

EU will let shipping go first in line for the green fuels according to a comprehensive report on green transportation. Carbon quotas for shipping remain set. Read the full initiative here.
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by TOMAS KRISTIANSEN

Shipping needs to be especially prioritized in terms of access to the alternative fuels aimed at reducing the sector's carbon emissions.

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