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Decarbonizing Shipping: Getting to Zero Coalition |
mainly mitigation |
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https://www.globalmaritimeforum.org/getting-to-zero-coalition |
2019 |
The Getting to Zero Coalition is a powerful alliance of more than 120 companies within the maritime, energy, infrastructure and finance sectors, supported by key governments and IGOs. The Coalition is committed to getting commercially viable deep sea zero emission vessels powered by zero emission fuels into operation by 2030 – maritime shipping’s moon-shot ambition. The Getting to Zero Coalition brings together decision-makers from across the shipping value chain with key stakeholders from the energy sector as well as from governments and IGOs. |
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SDG explicitly mentioned |
SDG explicitly mentioned |
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SDG explicitly mentioned |
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SDG explicitly mentioned |
[Reduce shipping emissions 50% by 2050] This is more of a goal than a target |
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[Make deep-sea zero emissions vessels (ZEVs) a commercially viable and scalable reality by 2030] |
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["United Arab Emirates (the)", "Australia", "Austria", "Belgium", "Brazil", "Canada", "Switzerland", "China", "Cyprus", "Germany", "Denmark", "Finland", "France", "United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland (the)", "Greece", "Hong Kong", "Isle of Man", "Ireland", "Italy", "Japan", "Korea (the Republic of)", "Monaco", "Marshall Islands (the)", "Malaysia", "Netherlands (the)", "Norway", "Singapore", "Sweden", "Thailand", "United States of America (the)"] |
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[World Economic Forum (WEF)]_ing_int,[World Maritime Forum]_ing_int,[Friends of Ocean Action]_oth_int, |
{"bus": ["AP Moller Maersk", "ABN AMRO", "Agility", "Alfa Laval", "American Bureau of Shipping", "ANDRITZ", "Anglo American", "Anglo Eastern", "Ardmore Shipping", "BAE Systems", "Berge Bulk", "BHP", "BMW Group", "Bollore Logistics", "Bosch", "Bunge", "Bunker Holding", "Bureau Veritas", "Caravel Group", "Cargill", "Carnival Corporation", "Celsius Shipping", "Citigroup", "ClassNK", "CMB", "COFCO International", "Columbia Shipmanagement", "Companhia de Navegacao NORSUL", "CPO Containerschiffreederei", "Danaos", "Danfoss", "Danish Ship Finance", "Danske Bank", "DB Schenker", "DFDS", "Diana Shipping", "DNB", "Dorian LPG", "DSME", "Dynacom Tankers Management", "Eagle Bulk Shipping", "Echandia", "Engie", "Euronav", "Fednav", "Fleet Management", "Forward Ships", "FSL Trust Management", "Gard", "GasLog", "Global Ship Lease", "Golden Ocean", "Grimaldi Group", "Hafnia", "Hamburg Port Authority", "Hapag Lloyd", "HAROPA Port of Le Havre", "Hempel", "Hoegh LNG", "Honeywell", "Hyundai Merchant Marine", "Inpex Corporation", "J Lauritzen", "K Line", "KC Maritime", "Korean Register", "Kuehne Nagel", "Lloyd s Register", "Lubrizol", "Maersk Tankers", "MAN Energy Solutions", "Marine Capital", "Maritime Strategies International", "Masterbulk", "MISC", "Mitsui and Co", "Mitsui OSK Lines", "Norden", "NYK Line", "Occidental Petroleum Coporation (OXY)", "Ocean Network Express", "Odfjell", "Oldendorff", "Orsted", "Pacific Basin", "Petredec", "Port of Aarhus", "Port of Amsterdam", "Port of Antwerp", "Port of Dunkirk", "Port of Kiel", "Port of Rotterdam", "Ports of Bremen Bremerhaven\u00a0", "Precious Shipping", "Prime Marine", "probunkers", "Renewable Hydrogen", "RightShip", "Scorpio Group", "Sea Traders", "SEACOR Holdings", "Shell", "Siemens Gamesa Renewable Energy", "Skuld", "Snam", "Societe Generale", "Solstad", "Star Bulk Carriers", "Stephenson Harwood", "Swiss Re", "Synergy Group", "Taylor Maritime", "The China Navigation Company", "TORM", "Torvald Klaveness", "Total", "Trafigura", "Tsakos Energy Navigation", "Tufton Oceanic", "Ultranav", "Unifeeder", "Unilever", "V Group", "Vancouver Fraser Port Authority", "Vestas", "Wallenius Wilhelmsen", "Wan Hai Lines", "Wartsila", "World Fuel Services", "X press Feeders", "Yara", "ZIM Integrated Shipping Services", "Clean Cargo", "North American Marine Environment Protection Association", "We Mean Business", "Smart Freight Centre", "The Carbon Trust", "Furstenberg Maritime Advisory"], "ing": ["Environmental Defense Fund", "International Association of Ports and Harbors (IAPH)", "CIMAC", "Global Maritime Forum", "World Economic Forum (WEF)"], "oth": ["Energy Transitions Commission", "Sustainable Shipping Initiative", "Global Infrastructure Facility", "French Maritime Cluster", "Cefor", "Isle of Man Ship Registry", "Friends of Ocean Action"], "edu": ["University College London", "University Maritime Advisory Services", "Micronesian Center for Sustainable Transport", "Korea Research Institute of Ships and Ocean engineering"], "ior": ["International Renewable Energy Agency", "United Nations Conference on Trade and Development", "World Bank"], "ngv": ["Korea Maritime Transportation Safety Authority"]} |
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