14.12.23
14.12.23
As from the 1 January 2024, after protracted negotiations taking place on all EU fronts, maritime transport activity will be included in the EU ETS.
This article penned by Head of our Marine Litigation Department, Ann Fenech and Associate, Daniel-Luc Farrugia, focuses on providing an overview of what the EU ETS is about, which vessels and routes are to be effected, who is to be held responsible for compliance and the method available for such compliance, along with a further discussion on the expected deficiencies of the system from a Maltese perspective.
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