Vessel emissions overstated

News-in-print by WCN Editorial

The Port of Oakland’s latest 2017 Seaport Air Emission Inventory report revealed that previous inventories performed since 2005
have dramatically overstated the benefits of shore power in reducing overall emissions, and emissions at berth at the port.

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