Sustainability

Dutch invest €91m to make inland shipping more sustainable

> , By 2021-02-01T15:19:00

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On January 1, IMO rules on reducing NOx emissions took effect for all large vessels

The Dutch government will invest €90.7m to make inland shipping cleaner and greener and boost the competitiveness of the Netherlands’ marine technologies sector.

Inland skippers and owners can get up to €250,000 toward the cost of…

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