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Kitack Lim requires “ambitious and bold” IMO GHG technique

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November 20, 2023
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At opening of IMO’s GHG working group, Secretary General Kitack Lim urged delegates to be “ambitious and bold.” [Photograph: IMO]

IMO’s Marine Environment Protection Committee will maintain its eightieth session (MEPC 80) in London, July 3-7, 2023. Among key agenda gadgets, MEPC 80 is anticipated to undertake an upgraded IMO greenhouse fuel technique.

“The revised IMO GHG Strategy will contain concrete greenhouse gas reduction targets for the sector and is expected to outline a basket of technical and economic measures to be developed to set global shipping on an ambitious path towards phasing out greenhouse gas emissions,” says the official IMO hand out.

The spadework for MEPC 80 is at present underway on the Intersessional Working Group on Reduction of GHG Emissions from Ships (ISWG-GHG 15), which meets June 26-30.

Putting issues in a nutshell, environmental teams are hoping that MEPC will set actually formidable and impactful targets, whereas main transport teams are hoping that the “economic measures” will embody some type of carbon tax, with the revenues getting used to finance transport’s inexperienced transformation. Submissions on the right way to obtain this via a “Fund and Reward” system have been submitted properly upfront of MEPC 80.

What civil society teams are calling for is a revised GHG technique that will halve transport emissions by 2030 and reaching zero by 2040 to place the trade on the zero-emission pathway required for reaching the 1.5°C temperature warming restrict agreed below the Paris Agreement. They say {that a} new examine from CE Delft supplies sturdy proof to policymakers that these targets are additionally economically and technologically possible.

According to teams equivalent to Pacific Environmental, the CE Delft evaluation exhibits that ships can obtain 36-47% emissions discount by 2030 in comparison with 2008 ranges by deploying 5-10% zero or near-zero emission fuels, wind-assist applied sciences, and by “climate optimising” the pace of ships.

They say that the examine additionally concludes that prices related to these emissions cuts could be manageable. Halving emissions on this decade would solely add round 10% to the entire value of transport operations, a sum that will be dwarfed by the price of local weather associated damages to the trade and wider society if transport fails to chop emissions. University College London estimates that yearly of inaction this decade will add an additional $100 billion to the price of transport decarbonization.

Shipowners who’re already struggling to deal with issues like CII and EEXI might need their doubts in regards to the bit in regards to the prices being “manageable,” which is why these “economic measures” are wanted.

What no person desires is for the GHG working group to cross the buck on mandating a actually formidable GHG technique to the total MEPC session. In his opening remarks to the working group session, IMO Secretary General Kitack Lim stated in phrases which can be about as highly effective as his place permits:

“Do not anticipate the final minute at MEPC to make the compromises and discover the options, a constructive end result from this group is essential to a hit subsequent week, and for the longer term work of this Organization.

“2023 is IMO’s 12 months of decisive local weather motion.

“I urge you all to continue with your constructive negotiations, and to be ambitious and bold.”

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