Sea Cargo Charter leaders caution that shipping firms risk lagging in decarbonization if they ease efforts due to regulatory uncertainty at IMO, urging sustained push toward low- and zero-emission fuels.
Leaders of the Sea Cargo Charter, a coalition of banks and financiers backing sustainable shipping, warned that scaling back decarbonization amid IMO uncertainty could leave companies behind. They stress maintaining momentum in adopting low- and zero-emission technologies despite NZF delays. The statement comes amid US-led opposition and broader framework stalls.
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