Aronnax: Taking stock with an expert

Edwin Pang has been helping me understand what has been happening at the IMO’s Marine Environment Protection Committee, how the EEXI and CII could work, and could not, and how far we are down the road to then finding a long term measure to decarbonise shipping.

Oh, and why the European Commission is interested in the CII and EEXI when Brussel’s already has the regional ETS, the Fuel Directive and a clutch of other revisions under the Fit for 55 plans for shipping.

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Craig Eason

Craig Eason is the owner and editorial director of Fathom.World. He has a background in the shipping industry having started his career as a cadet on oil tankers and gas carriers before becoming a navigating officer on a range of vessel types. A change in career, with ensuing university studies, and he has now gained 20 years experience in written and broadcast journalism. He now is in demand as a knowledgeable and competent editor and event host and moderator, both for in-house events and ones for the public.