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Carrot or stick?

Diane Gilpin of Smart Green Shipping argues that there was a disappointing lack of progress made at MEPC 76 – but shipowners are growing increasingly receptive to using technologies like wind propulsion which can bring immediate benefits in fuel efficiency and emissions reduction



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