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Arthur Huxham 5/1/19 Arthur Huxham 5/1/19

Papers to the IMO giving input to the development of a Carbon Intensity indicator (CII) for MEPC - 76 and ISWG - GHG 8

WSC, together with co-sponsors, has submitted a number of papers giving input to the development of a Carbon Intensity indicator (CII), a new measure based on an operational approach that supports the IMO's objective of reducing the carbon intensity of international shipping by 40% by 2030, compared to 2008 levels.

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Arthur Huxham 4/30/19 Arthur Huxham 4/30/19

Calling for the IMO to bring forward discussions around MBMs (MEPC - 76/7/39)

Shipping bodies BIMCO, CLIA, International Chamber of Shipping, World Shipping Council, along with other industry groups, have submitted a proposal to the International Maritime Organization (IMO), calling for the UN’s regulatory body to bring forward discussions around MBMs by several years.

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