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IMO net-zero proposal inches towards consensus

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By Akira Nakamura, Madeleine Jenkins, Gabriel Tassi Lara
| World Ports Organization
London, 1 May (Argus) — Consensus at the International Maritime Organization (IMO) meeting of its Marine Environment Protection Committee (MEPC 84) this week remained elusive, with the US leading countries opposed to the proposed Net-Zero Framework (NZF) for greenhouse gas (GHG) reductions.
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Rotterdam 1Q bunker sales fall sharply

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By Akira Nakamura, Gabriel Tassi Lara, Hussein al-Khalisy
| World Ports Organization
London, 16 April (Argus) — Demand for conventional marine fuels in Rotterdam fell by 28pc on the year in the first quarter of 2026, after the Netherlands implemented the EU’s revised Renewable Energy Directive (RED III) at its ports. The decline also reflects disruption linked to the US-Iran war.
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US pushes IMO to overturn net-zero framework

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By Zhang Weili, Gabriel Tassi Lara
| World Ports Organization
Sao Paulo, 23 March (Argus) — The US has asked the International Maritime Organization (IMO) to end its attempt to approve a net-zero framework (NZF) for the maritime sector. The country suggests canceling the extraordinary meeting scheduled for October to vote on the net-zero framework, because the model under approval would “have dire economic consequences for the shipping industry, energy producers and global consumers”.
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