MEPC 84/6/22: Ensuring the CII Drives Deep Improvements in Ship System Efficiency

MEPC 84-6-22 - Ensuring the CII drives deep improvements in ship system efficiency

This document urges the Committee to expedite phase 2 of the review of the carbon-intensity indicator (CII), ensuring that the CII remains at full scope and that future improvements in energy efficiency are guaranteed and in line with the goals of the 2023 IMO GHG Strategy. In particular it calls for a proper discussion of the enforcement options that are available for the CII to ensure this happens.

MEPC 84/6/22: Ensuring the CII Drives Deep Improvements in Ship System Efficiency

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