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Liudmila Osipova

Liudmila works as a researcher in the Marine ICCT team. She is processing a global ship operations data analysis for a number of projects to include fuel switching costs analysis in Canadian mining and evaluating a Japanese proposal to reduce CO2 emissions from existing ships via engine derating.

Before joining the ICCT she was an intern in NABU in Berlin helping with data analysis and management of the international biodiversity conservation projects.

She holds M.S. degree in Environmental Science & Policy from Clark University (USA) and dual Ph.D. degree in Quantitative and Spatial Ecology from Bangor University (UK) and University of Göttingen (Germany). She is a Fulbright U.S. and Australian Endeavour Leadership scholarships alumna.

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Be truly ‘Fit for 55’ by adding black carbon emissions from ships

byLiudmila Osipovaand1 others

October 3, 2022

If Black Carbon was covered under “Fit for 55,” it could help reduce BC emissions from ships that call on EU ports, including those that sail the Arctic, suggest Dr. Liudmila Osipova and Dr. Bryan Comer, ICCT.