The MaritimeGCH model, developed by the UN SDSN Global Climate Hub, is a powerful decision-support tool designed to help shipowners navigate the complex decarbonization landscape shaped by evolving EU and IMO regulations.
With Greece operating nearly 18% of the global shipping fleet, the country is uniquely positioned to lead in sustainable maritime transport. However, the analysis highlights critical gaps in Greece’s national strategy and emphasizes the urgent need for stronger policy support and international collaboration.
Authors: Prof. Koundouri, Angelos Alamanos, Olia Nisiforou & Chris Deranian
Editors: Vicky Markolefas & Piya Srinivasan
Published on: May 13, 2025
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Published by: 360info
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