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Shipping off track to meet 5% Zero-emission Fuel Target

Logistics Business Magazine

The global shipping industry is not on track to meet its target of having zero-emission fuels account for 5% of all fuels by 2030. The International Maritime Organization (IMO) set a goal of ensuring that zero- or near-zero emission fuels make up 5% to 10% of all shipping fuels by 2030.

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Transportation's Rebound Contributes to Bleak Outlook for Meeting Emissions Goals

Supply Chain Brain

is on track to cut greenhouse gas emissions by roughly 40% by 2030 when compared to 2005 levels if the country does not make any other changes.

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Ocean Shipping Gears up to Meet Low Carbon Fuel Target

Supply Chain Brain

The International Maritime Organization’s goal is that near-zero greenhouse gas emission fuels shall represent at least 5% of the energy used by shipping in 2030, while striving to hit 10%.

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IMO Agrees on New Plan to Fight Shipping Emissions After Meeting

MTS Logistics

We previously reported that last week, the International Maritime Organization (IMO) was meeting to see if they could agree on updated greenhouse gas emission reduction rules as climate change accelerates. By 2030, the shipping industry has a target to achieve 5% to 10% of energy from non-fossil fuel sources.

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EPA rule requires 25% CO2 reduction for sleeper trucks by 2032

Overdrive Online

Sleeper truck manufacturers already have their work cut out for them meeting 2022-introduced NOx and particulates emissions limits. With EPA's Phase 3 greenhouse-gas regs issued today, CO2 reductions up the ante starting in 2030, sooner for other trucks.

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Geodis Sets 30% Carbon Cut Target by 2030

Logistics Business Magazine

Geodis has set itself the ambition of reducing its CO2 emissions by 30% by 2030. In addition, Geodis says it is aware that collaboration and involvement with major groups are essential to meet the challenges of climate change and is therefore engaging with the various players in the sector.

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FedEx grows to meet Saudi Arabia demand

Logistics Business Magazine

FedEx Express has announced its transition to a direct-serve presence in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia to meet the country’s growing international shipping demands. Under Saudi Vision 2030, the Kingdom is committed to increasing its total air cargo capacity. The company will invest more than SAR1.5bn (c.US$400m/€345m) US$266bn/€230bn).

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