Indonesia has urged that conventional bunker vessels be allowed to carry up to B30 biofuel blends in its proposal to the IMO ahead of the 82nd Marine Environment Protection Committee (MEPC 82) meeting next month.
The country claims that this proposal will help achieve the net-zero target for the shipping sector. “If the discussion [about biofuel carriage requirements] is not continued, it could obstruct the achievement of the net-zero emissions, especially in biofuel/biodiesel producing…
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MEPC 82: Indonesia seeks revision of biofuel carriage requirements
