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The Role of Maritime Trade in the Post COVID Recovery – Europe Focus
This webinar provides insights on multilateral trade policy in the post-pandemic world within the context of the European Union. One year on from the publication of the European Commission's Trade Policy Review, calling from Open, Sustainable and Assertive Trade Policy, our speakers will examine the importance of maritime transport services to European economies at the regional, national, civil society and industry levels.
Next Steps for Shipping’s Decarbonisation Post-COP26
COP26 saw clear commitment from the shipping sector to press ahead with decarbonisation, despite continued uncertainty. This edition of ICS Leadership Insights - the first since COP26 - will consider the next steps the industry is taking on its decarbonisation pathway.
The role of trade in the post-COVID recovery
How countries can benefit from a reduction in maritime protectionism
Cybersecurity – Safety and security in a digital age
Is shipping sufficiently resilient to cyber risks?
Legal, Stakeholder and Commercial Forces of Change – Lessons for Maritime
An exploration of how laws and global governance impact shipping, from liablity to technological innovation
Infrastructure Transformation – Pathway to COP 26
Infrastructure transformation will be critical to shipping's decarbonisation and collaboration between all stakeholders will be key. Hear how ports, cities and fuel providers will play a role on the road to net zero.
Financing Shipping’s 4th Propulsion Revolution – Pathway to COP 26
How is Shipping's 4th Propulsion Revolution going to be financed?
The 4th Propulsion Revolution – Commitment and Challenge
Over the past 100 years of shipping, vessels have been powered by sail, coal and oil and gas. Now, in response to the climate crisis, the industry has committed to decarbonise by using more efficient technologies, lower emission fuels and ultimately moving to new zero carbon fuel sources created from renewable energy. Increasing the speed and scale of the transition will be vital. Learn about what is already being done to bring into service zero- and lower-carbon ships and what is needed to increase the pace of this deployment.
Zero Emission Shipping Fund – Accelerating the Transition to Net Zero
In advance of the next round of GHG negotiations at IMO, ICS will explain its comprehensive proposal for a Zero Emission Shipping Fund (ZESF), co-sponsored by the Governments of Bahamas and Liberia, to implement IMO's net zero goal for international shipping. The presentation will showcase the ICS prototype for an IMO contribution and reward (feebate) system based on CO2e emitted annually by ships and/or prevented by the use of zero and near-zero GHG fuels.