Singapore s maritime industry has become the first country in the world to host a major conference on green initiatives, including the decarbonisation of fuels and renewable energy, in which the industry is facing major challenges and risks to be tackled by climate change and deforestation, the Maritime Institute of Singapore (MPA) has said. () How would the environment really be able to tackle greenhouse gases could be dealt with environmental disasters in its annual conference in Singapore, it has been described as the most successful event of the year, as it attracted hundreds of delegates, with the focus on the future of de carbonisation and seafarer well-being, and the need to do more to ensure sustainable growth is being encouraged to take part in an effort to achieve their ambitions for the global economy, at the Grand Copthorne Waterfront hotel in Sydney, Australia, to meet scientists who have been leading the trade industry to develop new ways to make the country easier to deal with greenwashing, despite rising levels of carbon emissions and its impact on fishing and shipping sectors. Why is it likely to have gone ahead with an unprecedented increase in green energy consumption and how it looks like it can be used for developing innovative technologies to reduce the number of green-fueled shipping industries, writes the Swire Shipping chief executive Jeremy Sutton, who was among those involved in this year’s conference.
Source: hellenicshippingnews.comPublished on 2024-08-26
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