The Transport Sector in a Climate Constrained World

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The Transport Sector in a Climate Constrained World Svend Søyland, Bellona Foundation and Clean Shipping Coalition COP 17, Durban, South Africa

IPCC: 85 percent reduction by 2050

Transport Sector Comparison

GHG emissions by sector (2007)

CO2 from shipping in 2050

Market based measures Timely - Aggressive – meet the 2 degree target Uniform – avoid loopholes and carbon leakage Predictable – support long-term investments Contribute to the Green Climate Fund.

Providing guidance to IMO? UNFCCC: Emission target and timelines Appropriate mitigation projects in other sectors EEDI – only a good beginning Global market –global EE designs SEEMP – existing ships Incentives or Command and Control?

Pipedream?

Technical Innovations, Maritime

Aviation and Climate

Aviation Carbon Footprint

Technical Innovations, Aviation

Sustainable fuel ?

Thank you!