Sustainability at sea: Port performance and emissions

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We all think of emissions when we're stuck in traffic, cars idling all around us. But how many of us think of ships waiting to get into busy ports? We may be stuck in road traffic for an hour, but ships can be waiting many hours to enter a port, generating emissions all the while. What is the shipping industry doing to manage these wait times and get closer to their emissions targets — and save money in the process? Featured expert: Turloch Mooney, director, S&P Global Market Intelligence https://www.spglobal.com/en/enterprise/experts/mooney-turloch.html

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