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CONTENTS
01 Introduction and Controversy
02 Challenges and Current Situations
03 Measures and Progress
SUMMARY REPO
AND TERMINAL
04 Prospects and Efforts

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PART.01
CRUISE FREIGHT
Introduction and Controversy

01 Where the skies are blue to see you once again, my love Over seas and coast to coast To find a place i love the
mostWhere the fields are green to see you once again my love.
The main mode of

transportation
CO2 emissions
（ baike.so.com ， 2019 ）
Content of the strategy

By 2030, the CO2 emissions of a
single international shipping mission
will be reduced by at least 40%

（ sinocrew.com ， 2021 ）
compared with 2008 and achieve net
the Preliminary Reduction zero greenhouse gas emissions in the
of IMO Marine Greenhouse
Gas Emissions (In April 2018, the maritime industry by 2050.
72nd session ）
PART.02
CRUISE FREIGHT
Challenges and Current Situations

Challenges
1.076 billion tons of greenhouse gases in 2018

2.9% of the world's total annual emissions
11%
（ tzixun.com.cn ， 2019 ）
an increase of 9.6% over 2012.
02 01
This is why IMO has set this ambitious
goal, and it is also the great challenge that
IMO needs to face.
Situations
IMO alternative ways
immediate measures
（ huitu.com ， 2022
）
the Paris Agreement

Maritime industry is one of the
fastest growing carbon realize the ambition
emissons .
PART.03
CRUISE FREIGHT
Measures and Progress

Air lubrication
wind-assisted
propulsion systems
（ shmtu.edu.cn,2022 ）
28 large ships
5% 9% 25%
(shmtu.edu.cn,2022)
more than 85%

shipboard carbon capture and storage
(shmtu.edu.cn,2022)
transformation a half
one-third
methanol gas fuel ships
hydrogen fuel
(The statistics of methanol fuel
ships,available at
shmtu.edu.cn,2022) new shipbuilding orders
PART.04
CRUISE FREIGHT
Prospects and Efforts

discussing a series of measures needed to achieve this ambition.
（ britishports.org.uk,2018)
IMO Secretary-General Lim "we have a clear direction, a shared vision
Kim-taek and ambitious targets that will guide us to
a landmark development deliver on our promises and live up to the
expectations the world has of us."
new chapter
discussing a series of measures needed to achieve this ambition.

（ jiaoxuedashi.com,2018)
setting ambitious discussing a series of
greenhouse gas targets measures needed to achieve
this ambition
fossil fuels
alternative fuels
active participation and

more ambition
active participation and more ambition.

（ smecp-lab.ecust.edu.cn ， 2022 ）
unite
respond
efforts （ 699pic.com ， 2019 ）
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Is the IMO’s 2050

04 Prospects and Efforts

Introduction and Controversy

The main mode of

Content of the strategy

single international shipping mission

will be reduced by at least 40%

Challenges and Current Situations

1.076 billion tons of greenhouse gases in 2018

the Paris Agreement

Measures and Progress

more than 85%

Prospects and Efforts

discussing a series of measures needed to achieve this ambition.

discussing a series of measures needed to achieve this ambition.

active participation and

active participation and more ambition.

[13] L. Amin, A. McDevitt, M. Gibbs, 2018. Governance at the International Maritime

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