英文摘要 |
The CO_2 emissions in the global shipping industry will reach 1.4 billion tons, which is about 5% of the global CO_2 emissions in 2020. With the increase in seaborne trade, ship greenhouse gas emissions in 2050 will increase by 150-250% compared with 2007. Therefore, IMO has continued to make regulations on hazardous emissions from ships in energy conservation and carbon reduction. It planned to reduce emissions in 2050 by 50% in 2008. Under the effective control of improving ship energy efficiency, global greenhouse gas emissions will be reduced 25-75%. "Initial IMO strategy on the reduction of GHG emissions from ships" in 2018 proposed by IMO, providing short, medium and long-term strategies and planning their progresses yearly. In addition, UK LR and UMAS issued "Zero-Emission Vessels Transition Pathways" in 2019. It reported that the incentives including punishments and legislation should keep pace with the times and play a crucial motivation in order to achieve the emission reduction in 2050 made by IMO. This article will review IMO's important resolutions on greenhouse gas reduction, and the MEPC’s conclusions including of the circulars. Comparing to the EU and the classification society's measures, try to explain and predict the future legislative trends. |