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The UK is set to benefit from a reduction in greenhouses gases following a new deal between container line Ocean Network Express (ONE) and rail operator Freightliner for guaranteed rail wagon capacity.
The operators signed a contract which will save 118,320 road miles every day, with 67% less greenhouse gas emitted.
ONE said it would save 180 tons of CO2 a day on inland transport, a 13% greater saving than when the three companies which form ONE – MOL, NYK and K-Line – were operating separately. ONE added that reducing its carbon footprint ...
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