National Maritime Emission Reduction Plans

Quelle: https://www.imo.org/en/OurWork/Environment/Pages/GHG-Strategy.aspx

National Maritime Emission Reduction Plans are strategic documents developed by national authorities that set out objectives, measures, and timelines to reduce greenhouse gas and pollutant emissions from maritime transport. They typically include regulations on fuel switching, speed restrictions, technical standards, and port incentives, and align with international frameworks such as the International Maritime Organization’s GHG strategy.

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