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Exhaust emissions from ships have been a burning issue for the maritime world. The International Maritime Organisation (IMO) has always been proactive in dealing with this matter. IMO works with many maritime community stakeholders, including Flag state, Port state, Classification societies, shipbuilders, ship owners, and engine manufacturers, to achieve an amicable solution to combat such major issues in the best interest of the maritime world. IMO’s top priority at present is to reduce the GreenHouse gas (GHG) emissions from international shipping. The target is to reduce GHG emissions by 50% in 2050 compared to the emissions figure of 2008. This paper aims to review the different strategies employed by diverse stakeholders of the maritime industry to achieve this ambitious GHG emissions reduction target, weigh its pros and cons, and provide recommendations to enhance the protection of the maritime environment.

Item Type:	Refereed Conference Paper
Keywords:	greenhouse gas (GHG), emissions, maritime, shipping.
Research Division:	Engineering
Research Group:	Maritime engineering
Research Field:	Maritime engineering not elsewhere classified
Objective Division:	Environmental Management
Objective Group:	Air quality, atmosphere and weather
Objective Field:	Air quality
UTAS Author:	Anantharaman, M (Dr Mohan Anantharaman)
UTAS Author:	Islam, R (Dr T M Rabiul Islam)
UTAS Author:	Khan, F (Professor Faisal Khan)
UTAS Author:	Garaniya, V (Associate Professor Vikram Garaniya)
ID Code:	150063
Year Published:	2022
Deposited By:	Seafaring and Maritime Operations
Deposited On:	2022-05-17
Last Modified:	2022-05-23
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