05/03/2015at 08:44

DNV GL: Three things to drive innovation in the future of shipping

Three factors will be decisive for innovation in the shipping industry. Find the factors below.

BY LOUISE VOGDRUP-SCHMIDT

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Maersk Oil Trading merged into new business unit for green energy

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Monjasa emitted more CO2 last year after sales progression

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Maersk Oil Trading merged into new business unit for green energy

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Major bunker companies prepare for a future with biofuels on the shelves

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