zero 2050 - Towards zero emissions by 2050

Towards net zero emissions by 2050

Join us in this ambitious goal of reducing pollution and greenhouse gas emissions from shipping globally. From this website we inform about the projects and initiatives of the Spanish contribution.

NPF

Monitoring of the National Action Framework that promotes the development of alternative fuels, as applied to maritime transport in Spain

European regulation

European measures of the Fit for 55 legislative package and how they affect maritime transport

Competitiveness

Competitive situation of alternative fuel supply services and shore connection to ships in Spanish ports

PROJECTS

Main national and international projects promoting the market and emission reduction technology

Data

Statistical data on emissions, penetration, location of supply, demand and prices of alternative fuels

TOOLS

Simulators, calculators, AIS traces and other support tools.

NEWS

Carlos Alvarez Cascos
April 6, 2022
10:45 a.m.
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The FUMES project will measure methane emissions from ships

A two-year research project to measure real-world methane emissions from LNG-fueled ships in Europe. The project is a collaboration between the International Council on Clean Transport (ICCT), Explicit ApS, a Denmark-based emissions control company, and TNO, an independent Dutch research organization.

Carlos Alvarez Cascos
February 2, 2022
1:52 p.m.
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Singapore awards ammonia bunkering safety study to DNV-led consortium

The Global Center for Marine Decarbonization (GCMD), which brings together public entities and companies based in Singapore, awarded its study on the security of ammonia supply to a consortium led by DNV.

Carlos Alvarez Cascos
January 14, 2022
12:02 am
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Maersk accelerates net zero emissions targets to 2040 and sets targets for 2030

Ambitious targets have been set for the entire AP Moller - Maersk company to achieve a net level of zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2040, a decade before its initial 2050 ambition. The associated targets for 2030 will ensure a leading green offering. the sector and a significant reduction in emissions already in this decade.

NEWS

"At the heart of the European Green Deal is our mission to become the first climate-neutral continent by 2050.«

But we will not get there with the status quo - we have to go faster and do better. The European Commission proposes to increase the emission target for 2030 with a reduction of at least 55%.

…. our impact assessment clearly shows that our economy and industry can handle this. «

Ursula von der Leyen, President of the European Commission

“IMO has adopted a detailed initial strategy to achieve decarbonisation. Most importantly, the goal of reducing total annual GHG emissions by at least 50% by 2050 compared to 2008, which means a reduction in carbon intensity for individual ships. "

One thing is certain. New technologies, new fuels and innovation will be vital to meeting the ambitious goals of the IMO strategy. «

Kitack Lim, IMO Secretary General