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Greener Shipping, New Technologies Could Affect Shippers-NSC

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Hon. Emmanuel Jime
ES/CEO, Nigerian Shippers’ Council

The Executive Secretary/CEO of the Nigerian Shippers Council, NSC, Hon. Emmanuel Jime has called for caution in the bid to come up with new technologies as the world clamours for greener shipping options by cutting down on emissions by ships.

Speaking during the 2022 World Maritime Day event in Lagos, Jime noted that the introduction of the 0.5% sulphur cap by the IMO in a bid to deal with Greenhouse Gas Emissions (GHG) from ships has given rise to concerns on how vessels can comply and how non-compliance will be dealt with around the world as the shipping industry is an important economic sector that contributes to more than 80% of global trade.

According to the NSC boss, “Our environment is constantly changing, and as it changes, so does the need to become increasingly aware of the problems that surround and affect it. These environmental problems are prompting the need for renewable and sustainable energy across the world. The theme ‘New Technologies for Greener Shipping’ is one that addresses climate change concerns and other conditions that affect the environment due to shipping activities”.

“Ships are crucial to the global economy and over 85% of all the goods and services that enter Nigeria come via the seaports. Considering this, any transition to greener fuels could be expensive, and consumers will most likely be at the receiving end due to the huge technological advancement that is required to adapt to this change”, Jime said.

On what needs to be done, the Executive Secretary said “The time has come ever than before to have concerted, deliberate efforts of all concerned authorities towards adopting measures, not only to implement, but also to put in place accompanying measures to cushion the effects of this change. Africa’s maritime sector is bound to be affected by the IMO 2020 targets and one of the key concerns of African states is the availability, quality and supply of low Sulphur fuel and whether refineries would be able to meet new demands”.

“One of the challenges is that Africa’s maritime sector is still developing and will require resources and capacity-building to strengthen institutions which are responsible for incorporating international conventions into local law, implementing the legislation and policing the environmental legislation”.

While tasking paper presenters and participants at the event, Jime said “I commend the Federal Ministry of Transportation for recognizing the need to create a platform as this where such important matters that affect not only the Nigerian maritime industry but the Global maritime industry and environment at large can be discussed. I encourage us all to be active participants in this Celebration and bring in our best ideas that can have a better impact on the maritime industry”.

As Nigeria’s Port Economic Regulator, ensuring that port charges are affordable by shippers has been a major concern for the Council over the years.

Jime reechoed this concern when he said “The Nigerian Shippers’ Council is committed to ensuring that the added cost thrown up in the implementation of these new technologies does not increase the cost of doing business at the Nigerian Seaports”.

The cost and impact in the quest for new technologies for greener global shipping is a major concern for developing African countries where explorations for raw materials have left devastating effects on the people and environment.

It is hoped that governments in Africa will stay alert and avert avoid further degradation of environments in search for materials for Greener Shipping.

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