The company praised the move by the European Commission to put forward a package of legislative proposals to revise and update EU legislations to align with the 2030 goal of bringing down EU emissions by at least 55% by 2030.
With the aim of reducing the industry's carbon footprint, Fit for 55 encourages shipping companies to adopt more sustainable practices and invest in new technologies that can reduce GHG emissions.
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