Maritime Data Firm RightShip Updates GHG Rating Service
The firm's revamped GHG 2.0 Rating product has been revised to bring its methodology in line with the IMO's EEXI regulation.
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The firm's revamped GHG 2.0 Rating product has been revised to bring its methodology in line with the IMO's EEXI regulation.
The shipping industry has long played a significant role in globalisation and international trade, linking businesses and consumers globally. However, as the demand for shipping grows, so have the environmental concerns associated with it. According to the Third IMO GHG Study (2014)1, the shipping industry is estimated to be responsible for 3.1% of annual global CO2 and 2.8% of GHGs on a CO2e basis. These large quantities of pollutants are expected to triple by 20502, raising concerns about their impact on climate change and global health3.
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