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Business > Maritime
Marina, CCC to partner toward PH shipping decarbonization
By Carmela I. Huelar
May 10, 2023 12:02 am

WITH the players in international shipping gearing toward reducing their carbon footprints, the Philippines is now also plotting its move in that direction.

Government agencies led by the Climate Change Commission (CCC) and the Maritime Industry Authority (Marina) are leading the way for the Philippine maritime industry to be at par with their counterparts on decarbonization.

Climate Change Commission Secretary Robert Borje in a meeting with Marina officials led by Deputy Administrator for Planning Sonia Malaluan CONTRIBUTED PHOTO

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