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ALT COP27 Virtual Ocean Pavilion: Connecting ALL on Our Incredible Blue Planet. 30 August - 18 November 2022. High-Level Closing Event: Raising Unity in Ocean-Climate Action. November 16, 2022 - 5:00-6:30 PM EET Organised by the Global Ocean Pavilion & Plymouth University
ALT On a cream background with a dark blue banner. How can shipping embed circular economy principles? 1. Design with resource optimisation in mind 2. Enable repair, refurbishment and replacement of components 3. Reuse and recycle components during maintenance and recycling
ALT The four areas that need to align for sustainable shipping are: Knowledge, Business Model, Regulation, and Technology. Knowledge - Generate awareness, knowledge and willingness to apply the concept of circular economy to shipping. Business model - Develop business and finance models to support the need for cost-efficient solutions. Regulation - Connect regulatory forces at all levels to enable a regulatory framework that fits the global nature of the industry while mitigating adverse and social environmental impacts. Technology - Understand how decarbonisation closed loop infrastructure and value capture along the supply chain can support the transition needed.
ALT Circular economy is "an economy that is based on the principles of designing out waste and pollution, keeping products and materials in use, and regenerating natural systems. As a result, the economy is restorative and regenerative by design"' Next to it is a graph indicating how the different 'R' (Reduce, Reuse, Refurbish, and Recycle) link to the design, shipbuilding, operations and dismantling aspects of a ship lifecycle.
ALT The four areas that need to align for sustainable shipping are: Knowledge, Business Model, Regulation, and Technology. Knowledge - Generate awareness, knowledge and willingness to apply the concept of circular economy to shipping. Business model - Develop business and finance models to support the need for cost-efficient solutions. Regulation - Connect regulatory forces at all levels to enable a regulatory framework that fits the global nature of the industry while mitigating adverse and social environmental impacts. Technology - Understand how decarbonisation closed loop infrastructure and value capture along the supply chain can support the transition needed.
ALT Circular economy is "an economy that is based on the principles of designing out waste and pollution, keeping products and materials in use, and regenerating natural systems. As a result, the economy is restorative and regenerative by design"' Next to it is a graph indicating how the different 'R' (Reduce, Reuse, Refurbish, and Recycle) link to the design, shipbuilding, operations and dismantling aspects of a ship lifecycle.
ALT SSI Impact News from our journey to sustainable shipping. Text appears with a visual of a cargo shop sailing out at sea
