Japan’s shipping lines determined to act on reducing CO2 emissions
Undeterred by reaction elsewhere, Japan’s shipping lines appear to be adopting a strong stance on ...
Maersk Line has called on governments to boost the development of green energy by helping to make climate-friendly fuels such as green methanol competitively priced.
It says thos would allow the industry to develop alternatives that will meet climate change goals.
At the Singapore International Bunkering Conference today, AP Møller-Maersk’s head of decarbonisation business development and interim head of green fuels sourcing, Berit Hinnemann, said that, while the company was focusing on green methanol as a key solution to decarbonisation, not enough ...
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