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Keep away from Crop Biofuels in Decarbonization Push, Shippers Inform IMO

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Last updated: 2025/02/17 at 11:54 PM
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Some delivery strains together with Hapag-Lloyd AG and the maritime arm of Louis Dreyfus Co. are calling on the Worldwide Maritime Group to keep away from backing crop-based biofuels because the business pushes to decarbonize.

“Except legally-binding safeguards are launched, there’s a danger that a considerable amount of fossil fuels might be changed with unsustainable biofuels,” the businesses mentioned in a joint assertion launched by the European Federation for Transport and Setting, a non-governmental group often known as T&E. When deforestation and land use are taken under consideration, palm and soy are two to 3 occasions worse for the local weather than conventional fuels, in accordance with T&E.

The IMO — the worldwide watchdog that oversees delivery and is a part of the United Nations’ framework — is working towards a zero-carbon-emissions goal for the business by 2050 as a part of world efforts to fight local weather change. Delivery carries greater than four-fifths of world commerce, however depends on conventional fuels at current to energy a lot of the fleet.

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Most palm oil is grown in huge estates in Southeast Asia, with Indonesia and Malaysia the most important producers. The commodity has lengthy been blamed for destroying fragile habitats together with carbon-rich peatlands, decreasing biodiversity, and endangering uncommon animals, claims that producers and governments within the area have rejected.

The intervention by the delivery majors comes as delegates are scheduled to congregate in London this week for an IMO occasion to debate new regulatory measures to scale back the sector’s carbon footprint.

“We name on the IMO and member states to discourage the usage of crop-based biofuels by ships,” the businesses mentioned. Crop-based biofuels mustn’t profit from financial incentives directed towards selling zero and near-zero emission fuels, they mentioned.




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