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October, 2024 - FuelEU Maritime: At a glance

October, 2024 - FuelEU Maritime: At a glance

The introduction of FuelEU creates a new regulatory burden on shipowners and managers.

In the first of our ‘At a Glance’ publications, we consider and answer some of the key questions arising in respect of FuelEU, its scope and application.

Download FuelEU Maritime: At a glance

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23/10/2024
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