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Decarbonising Maritime Transport

Pathways to zero-carbon shipping by 2035

This report examines what would be needed to achieve zero CO2 emissions from international maritime transport by 2035. It assesses measures that can reduce shipping emissions effectively and describes possible decarbonisation pathways that use different combinations of these measures. In addition, it reviews under which conditions these measures could be implemented and presents concrete policy recommendations.
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Date of Publication 27 March 2018
Number of Pages 86
Document pdf decarbonising-maritime-transport-2035.pdf
Publication Type Case-Specific Policy Analysis
Publisher ITF/OECD

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