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IMO postpones application of new NOx emissions standards

By Anne Eckstein | 22 May 2013

The International Maritime Organisation (IMO) has decided to postpone the entry into force of nitrogen oxide (NO x) emissions limits for ship engines from 2016 to 2021. Environmental NGOs Transport & Environment (T&E) and Seas at Risk, founding members of the IMO observer...

Cooperation with Eurocontrol - 22/05/2013

EP approves aviation agreement with Sri Lanka - 22/05/2013

Air transport : Consultation on single sky performance targets - 22/05/2013

Maritime transport : Kallas back with fresh attempt to liberalise port services - 21/05/2013

Aviation : ETS: Chinese and Indian companies face fines - 17/05/2013

Transport : Promoting modal shift, but without Marco Polo - 16/05/2013

Road cabotage : CLECAT urges Commission not to abandon liberalisation - 16/05/2013

Road transport : Cabotage: Commission in reverse gear? - 15/05/2013

Intelligent transport information services - 15/05/2013

Road transport : Three-way agreement on new tachographs - 15/05/2013

Aid for LOT Polish Airlines approved - 15/05/2013

Air transport : MEPs want study on aid to companies in non-EU states - 08/05/2013

Kallas meets IMO’s Sekimizu - 08/05/2013

Fourth rail package : Industry makes case for simpler authorisation procedures - 08/05/2013

CO emission of vans : MEPs want objective for 2025 and speed limit - 07/05/2013

Infrastructure for alternative fuels : MEPs have questions galore - 07/05/2013

Rail transport : Few MEPs oppose liberalisation - 07/05/2013

Road safety : Kallas: Action needed on pedestrian safety “the sooner the better” - 06/05/2013

Transport merger okayed - 06/05/2013

Air transport : Single sky: New performance targets - 03/05/2013

State aid : France ordered to recover 200 mn euro in aid paid to SNCM - 03/05/2013

International air transport : European carriers: Passenger traffic up, freight down - 02/05/2013

CO2 emissions from cars: First three-way talks - 30/04/2013

Trouble in European skies on 12 June - 30/04/2013

CO emissions from cars : ACEA: 2025 reduction targets “premature and unrealistic” - 29/04/2013

Maritime safety : Oil spills: EU compensation fund? - 26/04/2013

Environment/Transport : Emissions from cars: MEPs confirm 2020 target - 26/04/2013

Rail transport : EPP MEP Dantin slams French rail reform - 26/04/2013

Port security: Germany in breach of rules - 25/04/2013

Road transport : Liberalisation of road cabotage takes another blow - 24/04/2013

Security : LIBE rejects EU PNR proposal - 24/04/2013

Road transport : MEPs call for measures for European electronic toll system - 23/04/2013

Road transport : MEPs divided over gigaliners - 23/04/2013

EU/Israel : EU’s aviation agreement with Israel sparks protests - 23/04/2013

Air passenger rights : Airports contest one carry-on bag rule - 22/04/2013

Road transport : Road sector’s qualified ‘yes’ on vehicle weight - 19/04/2013

Umberto de Pretto/IRU - 19/04/2013

EU/US : Kallas: Free trade pact should liberalise airline ownership - 19/04/2013

Rail transport : ECJ rules against French rail - 18/04/2013

Air transport : Ground handling services: Contrasting reactions to split EP vote - 17/04/2013

Space : Coreper approves Galileo compromise - 17/04/2013

Air transport : MEPs give green light to reform of ground handling services - 16/04/2013

Road transport : Debate opens on gigaliners - 16/04/2013

Manuel Butler/ETC - 12/04/2013

Road transport : Giant trucks to appear on European roads - 12/04/2013

Air transport : Ryanair’s O’Leary takes on EU bureaucrats - 11/04/2013

Maritime transport : Improved checks on working conditions for seafarers - 10/04/2013

EIB loan for Warsaw metro - 10/04/2013

Transport : Initiatives on passenger rights in urban public transport? - 10/04/2013

Satellite navigation : Informal agreement on continuation of Galileo - 09/04/2013

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