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Marine News July 2021 Volume 32 Number 7

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Perpetually evolving regulatory man- www.marinelink.com dates and emerging technologies continue

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Editor

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Some off the top questions confronting

Tel: 212-477-6700 the industry today involve emissions re-

Contributing Writers duction targets. In 2018, the International

Tom Ewing • Barry Parker • Jeff Vogel

Maritime Organization laid out its initial

PRODUCTION emissions reduction strategy. The policy

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Eric Haun, Editor,

Nicole Ventimiglia • [email protected] framework includes goals to cut shipping’s [email protected] annual greenhouse gas emissions by at least

SALES

Vice President, Sales & Marketing half by 2050, compared with their level in

Rob Howard • [email protected] 2008, and work toward phasing out GHG emissions entirely as soon as possi-

Advertising Sales Managers ble in this century. The strategy envisages average CO2 emissions reductions

National Sales Manager

Terry Breese • [email protected] of least 40% by 2030, with 70% reduction as the longer-term goal for 2050.

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Certainly, these are lofty goals. Are they obtainable? It depends on who

Lucia Annunziata • [email protected] you ask. But either way, slashing emissions has been made a priority, and

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John Cagni • [email protected] key market players have pounced on the task, presenting novel technologies,

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Frank Covella • [email protected]

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One person doing his part is Robert Kunkel, whose hybrid-electric cargo

Mike Kozlowski • [email protected] vessel Captain Ben Moore has been ferrying local produce between Long

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Island and Connecticut since 2019. Kunkel, an accomplished marine engi-

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Tel: +44 1268 711560 Fax: +44 1268 711567 maritime’s long and winding path toward zero emissions. The journey will

CORPORATE STAFF be anything but easy.

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