Greener shipping – 'further work needed', but all still to play for
Last week’s International Maritime Organization (IMO) ISWG-GHG 18 meeting left little decided and much still ...
A senior Australian transport manager has revealed the huge barriers freight and logistics companies face in trying to decarbonise their operations.
Writing under the pseudonym Mr Joy in Loadstar Premium, the 30-plus-year industry veteran has penned a four-part analysis of these obstacles to meeting carbon reduction targets.
Tasked by his company, an Australian road freight operator, to develop a decarbonisation strategy, Mr Joy extensively researched not only alternative fuels that could power his fleet of trucks – and how those fuels are ...
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Arthur Brown
September 23, 2022 at 3:15 pmExcellent analysis.