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Norway pushes for zero emission shipping and the advent of hydrogen

Discussions on the short-term measures shipowners, operators and shipyards will have to adopt to cut back on emissions begin next month at the IMO. Norway, which is already at the forefront of low carbon shipping, is sending a political message that it wants to see this approach globally.

12 Sep 2018
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Anastassios Adamopoulos @Anastassios_LL Anastassios.Adamopoulos@informa.com

Norway’s environment minister calls for regulations on the use of hydrogen as fuel

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Norway pushes for zero emission shipping and the advent of hydrogen

Discussions on the short-term measures shipowners, operators and shipyards will have to adopt to cut back on emissions begin next month at the IMO. Norway, which is already at the forefront of low carbon shipping, is sending a political message that it wants to see this approach globally.

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