Greek ferry ticket prices risk to soar following next year's introduction of the 0.5% sulphur cap © Philippe Holthof
Fuel regs will drive Greek fares higher
Jun 15 2019
FerryThe January 2020 sulphur cap on fuels and the target for reducing ship greenhouse gas emissions 50% by 2050 have been extensively analysed in terms of the impact on oceangoing shipping, however the same does not apply to ferry and coastal shipping, especially when potential problems will have a direct impact on the public and all of the Greek islands.
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