Brussels – The European Commission’s latest draft implementing regulation has identified Tanger Med in Morocco and East Port Said in Egypt as potential emissions-evading hubs, aiming to curb circumvention and promote environmental sustainability in the shipping industry. The regulation, stemming from the FuelEU Maritime directive (Regulation (EU) 2023/1805), seeks to address the risk of ships making evasive port calls to non-EU ports or relocating transhipment activities outside the Union to avoid stricter emissions standards.
Infrastructure First: What Katowice and Brussels Say About Green Mobility
By Dariusz Dybka, Managing Partner at Von Kietz Strategies in Brussels, former SVP and Head of Sustainability at Edelman, Climate Attaché at the Polish Permanent Representation to the EU, and recently principal advisor at Business and Science Poland in Brussels. Two events in two weeks frame the same question. At the New