2.1 – GHG Emission Reductions

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2.1 – GHG Emission Reductions Tripartite 2009 2.1 – GHG Emission Reductions

The Problem ….. AMISON – 4500 in Mogadishu Thanks to DNV

Introduction Timetable Years of IMO work … MEPC 59 – July 2009 UNFCCC – Copenhagen December 2009 MEPC 60 – March 2010 MEPC 61 – October 2010 AMISON – 4500 in Mogadishu

Introduction Investment in the GHG reduction process Stakeholders in shipping have a long term commitment to investment in efficiency Focus on delivering reductions ‘at least as ambitious as the total GHG emission reduction under the (UNFCCC) Convention’. Operational & Technical MBI Too early to decide? COP 15 outcome AMISON – 4500 in Mogadishu

Outcome of MEPC 59 EEDI – new guidelines SEEMP – new guidelines Voluntary Trial Period (pending COP 15 outcome) Industry input SEEMP – new guidelines Voluntary application at Company level EEOI – new guidelines Sub-divided ship categories Market-based Instruments Plan of Action …………. AMISON – 4500 in Mogadishu

Outcome of MEPC 59 MBI Plan of Action Consider the outcome of COP 15 MEPC 60 – submissions to be provided with detailed MBI proposals MEPC 60 – to consider methodology & criteria for feasibility studies MEPC 61 – to clearly indicate which MBI to evaluate further MEPC 62 – report to 27th Assembly AMISON – 4500 in Mogadishu